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City of New Orleans
04:23
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Folsom Prison Blues
03:33
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Midnight Special
03:50
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That's Alright
02:55
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Railroad Man
02:55
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Love in Vain
04:37
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500 Miles
02:43
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Sylvia Hansel Paris, France
Autrefois connue sous le diminutif de Hanschneckenbühl, Sylvia Hansel est écrivaine, membre des groupes parisiens Blue Tampax et Wonderflu, et anime un podcast musical. En solo, elle enregistre une indie pop intimiste parfumée à la country.
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