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Tucker Green Vancouver, British Columbia
Tucker Green is a dusty kind of familiar. His new record 'Halfway to Daylight' takes the old country sounds of lap steels and banjos and combines them with Americana guitar riffs to form an updated style of feel good rock. Green’s timeless sound centers around the value of a well-written song. ... more
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