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From the Album 1. Long Time Comin 2. Face Of God 3. Mariene 4. Wind Dont Have To Hurry 5. Nobody Knew His Name 6. Babys Gonna Kick 7. Nothin I Love 8. Terms Of My Surrender 9. Here To Stay 10. Old People 11. Come Back Home


From the Album 1. We're Alright Now 2. Bite Marks 3. It All Comes Back Someday 4. Wood Chipper 5. My Business 6. I Just Don't Know What to Say 7. I Know How to Lose You 8. You're All the Reason I Need 9. One of Them Damn Days 10. No Wicked Grin 11. Give It Up 12. Blues Can't Even Find Me


Other Songs Adios To California After All This Time Ain't Ever Goin' Back Aint Never Goin Back All The Lilacs In Ohio All The Way Under Almost Fed Up With The Blues Alone In The Dark Angel Angel Eyes Back Of My Mind Back On The Corner Back To Normal Back To The War Before I Go Blue Telescope Book Lovers Bring Back Your Love To Me Buffalo River Home Carry You Back Home Cherry Red Child Of The Wild Blue Yonder Circle Back Cold River Come Home To You Cop Party Cross My Fingers Crossing Muddy Waters Cry Love Damn This Town Death By Misadventure Detroit Made Distance Doll Hospital Don't Go Away Mad Don't Know Much About Love Dont Look Any Further Don't Think About Her When You Are Trying to Drive Dont Wanna Leave You Now Down Around My Place Down Home Down In Front Drive South Dust Down A Country Road Dust Down A Country Road (Acoustic) Ethylene Everybody Went Low Face The Nation Falling Up Far As We Go Farther Stars Feelin Again Feels Like Rain Find You At Last Fireball Roberts Fly Back Home Forever Yours Friend Of Mine Full Moon Georgia Rae Getting Excited Girl On A String Go Down Swingin Gods Golden Eyes Gone Good As She Could Be Good Girl Bad World Graduated Hangin Around The Observatory Hangin Round Here Haulin Have A Little Faith Have a Little Faith in Me Hold On For Your Love Homeland How Bads The Coffee Howlin Down The Cumberland Hurt My Baby I Cant Wait I Could Use An Angel I Dont Even Try I Got A Gun I Killed An Ant With My Guitar I Know A Place I Look For Love I Love That Girl I Spy I Spy (For the FBI) I Want Your Love Inside Of Me Icy Blue Heart Ill Never Get Over You Im A Real Man Im Tired Of Your Stuff Instant Karma Is Anybody There? It Hasnt Happened Yet Itll Come To You Its All Right With Me Just to Satisfy You Learning How To Love You Let It Ride Let It Slip Away Lets Give This Love A Try Lift Up Every Stone Like A Freight Train Lincoln Town Lipstick Sunset Listening To Old Voices Little Blue Song For You Little Head Living A Little Laughing A Little Long Black Electric Cadillac Long Night Love in Flames Love Like Blood Love You Again Lovers Will Loves Not Where We Thought We Left It Loving A Hurricane Madonna Road Marianne Marlene Master Of Disaster Maybe Baby Say You Do Memphis In The Meantime Mile High Missing Pieces Motorboat To Heaven Movin On Mr. Stanley My Baby My Baby Blue My Dog And Me My Edge Of The Razor My Old Friend My Sweet Girl Native Son New Numbers (No More) Dancin' in the Street (No More) Dancing In The Street Number One Honest Game Ocean Old Days Old Habits Old Habits Are Hard to Break Old School On With You One Kiss One More Time One Step Over the Line Only The Song Survives Our Time Overcoats Overnight Story Paper Thin Perfectly Good Guitar Permanent Hurt Pink Bedroom Pirate Radio Radio Girl Real Fine Love Ride Along Ride My Pony Riding With The King River Knows Your Name Rock Back Billy Rock Of Your Love Rose Runaway Same Old Man Say It With Flowers Seven Little Indians Sharons Got A Drugstore She Loves The Jerk She Said The Same Things To Me Shredding The Document Slow Turning Slug Line Smiling In The Rain Some Fun Now Something Broken Something Happens Something Wild Sometime Other Than Now Stolen Moments Stood Up Straight Outta Time String Pull Job Sure As Im Sittin Here Sure Pinocchio Take It Back Take It Down Take Off Your Uniform Tennessee Plates Thank You Girl The Crush The Lady Of The Night The Last Time The Love That Harms The Most Unoriginal Sin The Nagging Dark The Negroes Were Dancing The Night That Kenny Died The Open Road The Rest Of The Dream The River Knows Your Name The Tiki Bar Is Open The Trouble With Blood The Usual The Walking Dead The Way We Make a Broken Heart The Wreck Of The Barbie Ferrari Thing Called Love Thirthy Years Of Tears Thirty Years Of Tears This Secret Life Through Your Hands Thunderbird Til I Get My Lovin Back Tip Of My Tongue Train To Birmingham Trudy And Dave Two Hearts Uncommon Connection Walk On Warming Up To The Ice Age Washable Ink What Do We Do Now? What Kind Of Man What Love Can Do When My Love Crosses Over When New York Had Her Heart Broke When We Ran When You Hold Me Tight Where Nobody Knows My Name Whistles In My Ears Wild Eyed Gypsies Wild-Eyed Gypsies Window On The World Wintertime Blues Woman Sawed In Half Wonder Of Love Wrote It Down And Burned It You May Already Be A Winner You Must Go You Used To Kiss The Girls Your Dad Did Your Love Is My Rest Youre My Love Interest Zero House
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John Hiatt is an American rock guitarist, pianist, singer, and songwriter. He has played a variety of musical styles on his albums, including new wave, blues and country.

Hiatt has been nominated for several Grammy Awards and has been awarded a variety of other distinctions in the music industry. He remains one of the most respected and influential American singer-songwriters. -Wikipedia
Born: August 20, 1952 (age 72)
From: Indianapolis, Indiana, United States
Genre(s): Americana, folk rock, country, blues, heartland rock
Instrument(s): Vocals, guitar, keyboard, harmonica
Active From: 1972-present
Quotes:
"This is just one of many, many incidences where people have treated federal land as part of their operations, just sort of done whatever they have felt like doing, to make it work for them."

"Jim Dickinson is a musical shaman. He not only understands and knows music, he knows and understands the people who make it. It was kind of freaky sometimes, because he would seem to know what we were thinking musically before we played it, then he'd articulate it in a way that made more sense than how we envisioned it."

"I'd always wanted to make a record with Jim Dickinson, and I'd known about his boys for years, ... He reminded me that when they were 13 or 14 years old they had a punk rock band and I'd called him and wanted to make a record with them then."
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