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Barefoot

by Nicholas James Thomasma

© Copyright - Nicholas James Thomasma / Nicholas James Thomasma (884501312974)
Like the weary folk singer just past the darkness on it's cover, this album moves from folk to bluegrass to country with ease, held together by a stunningly honest and powerful voice.
Genre: Folk: Singer/Songwriter
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1. Hometown
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2. Ramblin' Man
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3. Old Man's Broken Hearted Blues
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4. Seaside Waltz
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5. Bicycle Song
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6. Who Cares?
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7. Second Chance
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8. Over My Land
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9. When I Go
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10. Worries of the Wandering Traveler
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11. Odin's Lullaby
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Album Notes
"Singer-songwriter Nicholas James Thomasma is a Grand Rapids native and a Michigander to the core. He even has the Great Lakes tattooed on his arm and professes real love for the region in earthy, country-imbued songs drenched in honesty and authenticity. Thomasma also happens to be a supremely talented singer. . ." - John Sinkevics, The Grand Rapids Press

"Nicholas James Thomasma, aka Nicholas James, is one of West Michigan's rising singer-songwriter stars." - John Sinkevics, The Grand Rapids Press

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