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Brown County Stone
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Winter Fires
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Rose Garden
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Spring Thaw
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Chuck's Special
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Pine Mountain
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Nickel
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Kentucky Anna Blues
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Trash & Twos
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Putnamville Quarry
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Brown County Stone
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The Hammer and The Hatchet Bloomington, Indiana
John Bowyer and Jayme Hood are born and raised Hoosiers who make their home in South Central Indiana on the Brown/Monroe county line. Together, as The Hammer And The Hatchet, they have been on tour in support of Shake Off The Cold, their fourth album of original Midwestern music, available since July of 2022. ... more
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