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The Road
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Boys of the River
02:25
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The Lineman
04:09
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Rush
02:59
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Moonlit Flight
03:12
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Mexico Night
04:00
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Hurricane
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Daddy's Dream
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Tennessee
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Southern Loving Queen
03:38
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Heard it on the Radio
03:29
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Poorman's Ph.D
03:25
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Cody Joe Hodges College Station, Texas
His music has been described as "outlaw country", with a large influence of the country greats such as Merle Haggard, Waylon Jennings and George Strait. Cody's voice ranges from silky smooth to raspy seduction and he always put on a high-energy performance. It is rare that you will find someone that reaches across the aisle to both old and new generations, but Cody Joe Hodges does it every time. ... more
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