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Take a Ride
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Pirate in the Kitchen
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Love Comes Hard
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Drago's Wish
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Geejai
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Dust Bowl
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Angel Rising
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Mining Town Burning Down
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Echoes from the Night
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I am the Buffalo
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Angel with a Broken Wing
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Mark Williams with Blue Horse Jacksonville, Florida
Mark Williams with his eclectic band, uses a wide pallet of musical styles - a touch of Americana, old school rock, country,
world, folk and jazz, to tell his thoughtful, poetic stories.
He has released 2 music albums and has shared the stage with notable artists such as Arlo Guthrie, Steve Forbert, Randall, Bramblett, and Tracy Grammer. He's also written music for Off-Broadway productions.
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