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The New York Times called The Red Clay Ramblers "a musical group whose eclectic repertory is that of a fantasy roadhouse band from a vanished rural America

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Two pieces by Peter Relph allow the listener to journey into the world of spiritual "enlightenment" by creating a luminous and comforting spiritual presence

" "Hoochie Huntin'" and "The Street Racing Song"

Eat, Play, Love Release:Eat, Play, Love The New York Times calledVeterinarian Dr. Carly Monroe falls for Dan Landis, the owner of a dog shelter she frequently visits. Unfortunately, Dan is about to marry his glamorous girlfriend and move to New York City.