28 – Waiting on a Train – TC Cassidy and Angus Gill
27 – Heart – Sami Cooke
26 – Closing Time – Ingrid Mae
25 – Two to Tango – Matt Ward and Tasha Coates
24 – Raise Me – Travis Collins
23 – Next Best Thing – Luke O’Shea and Ashleigh Dallas
22 – Higher – Brendan McMahon
21 – Houseless never homeless – Jo Caseley
20 – Dance Through Time – Alan Fletcher
19 – Hurt – Connie Kis Andersen
18 – John – Duncan Phillips
17 – Where Does All The Love Go? – Courtney Keil
16 – Our Church – Matt Cornell and Adam Brand
15 – Big Ole Feelings – Gareth Leach and The Davidson Brothers
14 – Your Heart of Gold – Matt Joe Gow and Kerryn Fields
13 – Departure and Arrival – Angus Gill and The Seasons of Change
12 – Those Old Fiddle Tunes Make Him Cry – Pete Denahy
11 – Steel on Steel – Duncan Toombs
10 – My Mother’s Daughter – Imogen Clark
9 – I Hear Your Voice – (The Soldier) – Brendan McMahon and Montana Sharp
8 – Your Name Don’t Rhyme With Heartache – Rick Hart
7 – Together With You – Lynchburg and The Weeping Willows
6 – We are here – Michael Waugh
5 – Last Good Man – Melody Moko
4 – 1945 – The French Family Band
3 – Lost In Time – Melody Pool
2- I let the bottle do the lying – Darren Colston
1 – Dear Damascus- Gretta Ziller
And there you have it folks – plucked from most of the 94 types of Country Music. One shocks and surprises for you, but not for me. Cramming as much music as I can before I can’t hear it anymore. Thank you for the music. Love ya.
These songs are not just singles, they are from 2023 albums ( note, if the song was released last year or the album, they would have gone into last year’s list) – just my taste.
69 – Leaving Nowhere – Michael Carpenter and The Banks Brothers featuring Melody Moko
68 – Where’s Adam? Mason Hope
67 – The Tree Beside The Bend – John O’Dea
66 – Broken – Jase Lansky
65 – Queen of the Lost Highway – James Blundell
64 – Speak Soon – Lucy Wise
63 – Rucker’s Hill – Darren Colston
62 – Torn Piece of Paper – Michael Carpenter and The Banks Brothers featuring Melody Moko
61 – Soft Hands – The Bayside Brothers
60 – Lucky Ones – Les Thomas
59 – Hard Way to make a living – Jo Caseley
58 – For the birds – Rick Hart and Elysia Gomez
57 – Kosiciuszko- Norma O’Hara Murphy
56 – I watched you slip away from me – Nathan Seeckts
55 – Home – Sami Cooke
54 – Whiskey and Wine – Stefanie Duzel
53 – Heavy on Me – Andy Penkow
52 – This Chair – Anderson Lane
51 – Na Na Na – Ben Ransom
50 – Cassette In The Tape Deck – Nathan Seeckts
49 – A little luck – Brad Butcher
48- Over to Me – Ashleigh Dallas
47 – Raining Down on Me – Cathy Dobson
46 – Last Leaves of Autumn – Billie-Jo Porter
45 – Halley’s Comet – Chalkie White
44 – You and Me and a Bottle of Whiskey – Andrew Swift
43 – Special – Jo Caseley
42- The Stroll – Kevin Sullivan with KJ and Cha Cha
41- Close to Home – Dean Perrett
40- If you come home for Christmas – Riley Catherall
39 – The Ghost of Melbourne City – Les Thomas
38 – Son of a Father – John Flanagan
37 – On My Own – Aaron D’Arcy
36 – Different Drum – Luke O’Shea
35 – Start up the old dance again- Angus Gill and the Seasons of Change
I have reviewed over 2000 Aussie singles this year and about 300 albums and EPs. (Mix of Aussie and international stuff)
I worked the 2,000 plus album music from Aussies down to 161. The top 25-30 are spot on but after that, they are just my faves of the year. I listen to more album music than singles and these are not necessarily chartbusters or big sellers. They are based on my taste – which is varied!
So, here is part 1: 161-101
161 – Emotionless – Craig Woodward
160 – What Would You Say? – Dane Sharp
159 – She is My Song – Fred Smith
158 – Always First – Courtney Keil
157 – Don’t Give Up (Just Yet) – Henry Wagons
156 – Wash the world away – Mark Lavender
155 – Back for a day – Matt Cornell
154 – It’ll be Alright – Patrick Wilson
153 – Silence – Pete Campbell and Ellen Soffe
152 – Single Problem – Petric with Christie Lamb
151 – All we need – Billie-Jo Porter
150 – Heart – Sami Cooke
149 – I Won’t Forget – Ben Walker
148- Mirror Mirror – Vixens of fall
147 – Best One Yet – Sandee Facy
146 – Too far down – Katie Brooke
145 – Heading West Again – Dianne Coombes
144 – She’ll never know – JoKeria
143 – Nothing Makes You Happy – Raechel Whitchurch
142 – Do it For June – Richo Richardson and the Homegrown Killers
141 – Eagle – John Flanagan (with The Maes)
140 – Hate that I Care – Ethan Calway
139 – Freight Man – Josie
138 – Love my baby more – Bud Rokesky
137 – Clear like a Bell – Jeremy Edwards, Felicity and KB
136 – Broken Ground – Tempany/Hams
135 – I love you – Pete O’Brien
134 – Friends with the Bottle – Sammy White
133 – Around the bend – Minor Gold
132 – Taking You Home – Anderson Lane
131 – Growing up with me – Andrew Swift
130 – Kate Kelly – Black Stump Band, The Whitlam and Felicity
129 – Even Cowgirls Cry – Caitlin Harnett and The Pony Boys
128 – Actually- Ben Mastwyk
127 – Back to When – Stefanie Duzel
126 – Simple Things – Route 33 and Brooke Schubert
125 – I’d Say – Kelly Cork
124 – Feels like home – Clancy Pye
123 – This is us – Dan Henwood
122 – My own drinking song – Dan Brodie
121 – Middle of Nowhere – Daniel Reeves
120 – 5 0’clock Wave – Darren Coggan
119 – What’s a Bush Ballad? – Dianne Lindsay
118 – My Kinda Cowboy – Abbie Ferris
117 – Someone who believes – John Flanagan
116 – For your love – Doug Bruce
115 – 1861 – Duncan Toombs
114 – Corners of my mind – Fred Smith
113 Here From There – Duncan Phillips
112 – Living your best life – Col Finley
111 – The Friends we lost too soon – Lindsay, Allan, Chad and Terry
Welcome to the 2023 Purple Air guitars. These awards are based on my reviews of favourite albums and songs of 2023 Country music. The awards are mainly for Australian artists but there is also an international section. I try to cover all 95 types of country music but to be honest, there is usually a heavy leaning towards folktry, bluegrass, Alt. Country and traditional styles. This is my way of thanking the artists for the therapy and pleasure of their music and generosity of spirit.
The International Section
International Male album of the year:
Nominations:
Loose Cannon – Jake Owen
Religiously -The Album – Bailey Zimmerman
Southern Star – Brent Cobb
Leather – Cody Johnson
Earned It – Larry Fleet
The Chicago Sessions – Rodney Crowell
Billboards and Brake Lights – Ray Scott
Ain’t My Last Rodeo – Riley Green
Stand in the Joy – William Prince
Family Ties – Charles Wesley Godwin
Little songs – Colter Wall
Gravel and Gold – Dierks Bentley
And the Purple Air Guitar Goes to:
Loose Cannon – Jake Owen
Male EEP (less than 10, more than 4)Nominations:
Across The Sheets – Brett Young
Me and a Fiddle – Ian Munsick
At the End of the road – Drew Parker
Rustin’ in the Rain – Tyler Childers
Pain Pills or Pews – Luke Grimes
Life Lessons – Wyatt Flores
Enlisted – Craig Morgan
Poet’s Resume – Tim McGraw
And The Purple Air Guitar goes to: Rustin’ In The Rain – Tyler Childers
International Male song:
Nominations:
It don’t, he won’t and you do – Jake Owen
Is this really over? Bailey Zimmerman
When Country Came Back to Town – Brent Cobb
Watching my old flame – Cody Johnson
Earned it – Larry Fleet
You Wouldn’t know it now – Ray Scott
Ain’t my Damn to Give – Riley Green
Peace of Mind – William Prince
Miner Imperfections – Charles Wesley Godwin
Long Live Cowgirls – Ian Munsick
In your love – Tyler Childers
Holes – Wyatt Flores
And the purple air guitar goes to: In Your Love – Tyler Childers
International Female Album
Nominations:
1988 – Lori McKenna
Ain’t Through Honky Tonkin’ Yet – Brennen Leigh
The Biggest Life – Summer Dean
Sweet Western Sound – Tanya Tucker
Brandy Clark – Brandy Clark
She’s an Angel – Grey DeLisle
River – Bonnie Montgomery
The Devil I know – Ashley McBryde
Feel Good – Jaime Wyatt
Edge of Forever – Jessi Colter
And the purple air guitar goes to:
1988 – Lori McKenna
International Female EEP
Nominations:
I’m in love – Hailey Whitters
Unlocked – Lauren Alaina
Dream of America – Hanna Aldridge
Greatest Show on Dirt – Meghan Patrick
A Cowgirl Rides On – Victoria Bailey
History of Heartbreak – Meg McRee
And the Purple Air Guitar Goes To: A Cowgirl Rides On – Victoria Bailey
International Female Song:
Nominations:
1988 – Lori McKenna
When Lonely Came to Town – Brennen Leigh
She’s in his arms but I’m in Palm of his hands – Summer Dean
Waltz across a moment – Tanya Tucker
Up above the clouds (Cecilia’s Song) – Brandy Clark
Anywhere the wind blows: Jenna Paulette
Who Bought The Boots Beside Your Bed? Grey DeLisle
No Way Around It – Bonnie Montgomery
Whiskey and Country Music – Ashley McBryde
Greatest Show on Dirt – Meghan Patrick
Hold Me One Last Time – Jaime Wyatt
End of The Line – Victoria Bailey
And the purple air guitar goes to: she’s in his arms but I’m in the palm of his hands – Summer Dean
International Band/Duo album:
Nominations:
Altitude – Marty Stuart and his superlatives
Unplugged – Ernest and The Fellas
A Cat in the rain – Turnpike Troubadours
Wandering Star – Flatland Cavalry
In the Throes – Buddy and Julie Miller
Glory Days – Chapel Hart
Dusk – A Boy named Banjo
And the Purple Air Guitar goes to: Glory Days – Chapel Hart
Tribute/Live/Special album
Nominations:
Live at the Ryman – Jackson Dean
Live at Billy Bob’s – Tracy Lawrence
Live at the Ryman – Charley Crockett
No Good in Juarez – Dallas Moore
I don’t know a thing about love – The Songs of Harland Howard – Willie Nelson
Day of the Doug – Son Volt
Stone Cold Country (Rolling Stones) various
Sweet Memories (Ray Price tribute) Vince Gill and Paul Franklin
A Gospel Record for Sinners – Dennis Quaid
Live at Third Man Records – John Moreland
Cover girl – AaronWatson
Shooter Jennings and the Wolverines of Los Angeles – A tribute to Warren Zevon
In the Cool of the evening (Live) – Joe Ely
And the purple air guitar goes to:
Live at the Ryman – Charley Crockett
International Duo/Band song –
Nominations:
The Angels Came Down – Marty Stuart and the fabulous superlatives
Dear Tequila – Chapel Hart
Songs we used to sing – Ernest and the Fellas
East Side Love Song – Turnpike Troubadours
A thousand miles an hour – Flatland Cavalry
Lonely in this town – Boy named Banjo
The Last Bridge you will cross – Buddy and Julie Miller
And The Purple Air Guitar goes to: Buddy and Julie Miller – The Last Bridge you will cross
Band/Duo of the Year: Chapel Hart
Male Vocal of the Year: Jake Owen
Female Vocal of the Year: Tanya Tucker
Collaboration: Nominations:
King of Country Music Drew and Mallory Parker
How I learned to pray – Charlie Worsham and Luke Combs
Whiskey Bent – Cody Johnson and Jelly Roll
Almost Home – Craig Morgan and Jelly Roll
Breakfast on Birmingham – Tanya Tucker and Brandi Carlile
Dear Insecurity – Brandy Clark and Brandi Carlile
Ain’t enough Whiskey – Jaime Wyatt and Butch Walker
Lost love song – Jessi Colter and Margo Price
The Moon – Meg McRee, Hillary Lindsey and Lori McKenna
Healing Hands of Time – Vince Gill and Paul Franklin
And the purple air guitar(s) go to: (a tie) – The Moon by Meg, Hillary and Lori and Breakfast in Birmingham with Tanya Tucker and Brandi Carlile.
Australian Section:
The Singles:
This first section is based on the Australian Singles that I reviewed in The Single Life. I had about 100 in each category. I had to get it down to 20 or 15! This is not to be confused with the Song category which could be singles or album songs.
Female Singles:
Gretta Ziller – Dear Damascus
Imogen Clark – My Mother’s Daughter
Sami Cooke – Stay
Amber Lawrence – Live a Country Song
Norma O’Hara Murphy- Kosciouszko
Wendy Wood – The Promise
Connie Kis Andersen – Hurt
Suzie Keenan – Broken Wings
Aleyce Simmonds – Being a Mother
Josie – Freight Man
Alice Benfer – Long Black Skirts
Ashleigh Dallas – Over to Me
Donna Fisk – Mickey Newbury
Tammy Moxon – Fighting Chance
Sandy Facy – Best One Yet
Jo Caseley – Special
Clancy Pye – Feels Like Home
Brooke Harvey – Little Bird
Fanny Lumsden – Hey Dawn
Raechel Whitchurch- Nothing makes you happy
And the Purple Air Guitar goes to:
Dear Damascus – Gretta Ziller
Male Single:
Allan Caswell – Things I should have told you
Travis Collins – Raise Me
Darren Colston – Ruckers Hill
Andy Penkow – Heavy on Me
Nathan Seeckts – Cassette in the Tape Deck
Pete O’Brien – I love you
Aaron D’Arcy – on my own
Andrew Swift – you and me and a bottle of whiskey
Rick Hart – Your name don’t rhyme with heartache
Matt Joe Gow – Between tonight and tomorrow
Col Finley – Living your best life
Angus Gill – Departure and Arrival
Michael Waugh – We are here
James Blundell – Queen of the Lost Highway
Brendan McMahon – Higher
Dean Perrett – close to Home
Riley Catherall – If you Come Home For Christmas
Paddy McHugh – 27 weeks
Jase Lansky – Broken
Mason Hope – Where’s Adam
And the purple air guitar goes to: (tie)
Rick Hart – Your name don’t rhyme with heartache and Darren Colston – Ruckers Hill
Band /Duo Singles
Nominations
Storer – Machinery Man
Michael Carpenter and The Banks Brothers – Torn Piece of Paper
The French Family – 1945
Brooke and Adam – Country Music, You and Beer
Wicker Suite – Old Pick up line
Kaylen’s Rain – one song brings you back
Watling and Bates – Coolatai Waltz
JoKeria – No Place for Slim
Kevin Sullivan, KJ and Cha Cha – – The Stroll
Route 33 – One Big Song
The Silverline – Cowboys and Dreamers
Felicity and Josh- Unsteady
Two tone Pony – A life well lived
Doug Bruce and the Tailgaters – For Your Love
The Pleasures – Paranoid
Watling and Bates – Prophets
Lynchburg – Pretty Queen of Hearts
Wicker Suite – All I never Wanted
O’Shea – Everything means nothing
Michael Carpenter and the CRC – Oh Caroline, you’re a dreamer.
And the purple air guitar goes to: tie:
Wicker Suite All I Never Wanted and The French Family – 1945
Aussie Singles – Collaboration
Nominations:
Ashleigh Dallas and Luke O’Shea – Next Best Thing
Paul Costa and Aleyce Simmonds – small Talkin’
Matt Joe Gow and Kerryn Fields – Your heart of Gold
Matt Cornell and Adam Brand – Our Church
Felicity, The Whitlam Black Stump Band – Kate Kelly
Route 33 and Brooke Schubert – Simple Things
Brendan McMahon and Montana Sharp – I hear your voice (The Soldier)
Two to Tango – Matt Ward and Taas ha Coates
Alan Mackey and Anne Kirkpatrick – Walking away with the moon
Lynchburg and The Weeping Willows – Together with you
Angus Gill and T C Cassidy – Waiting on a train
Allan, Chad, Lindsay and Terry – The Friends We’ve Lost too soon
Rick Hart and Elysia Gomez – For the Birds
Kelly Brouhaha and Ryan Daykin – Jack and Jill
Christie Lamb and Petric Single Problem
And the Purple air guitar goes to Lynchburg and The Weeping Willows – Together with You.
Aussie Male EEP
Nominations:
Copper Coin – Kerry Kennedy
Dying Breed – Charlie Fittler
L.A. – Clint Wilson
The Other Side of Me – Craig Lloyd
A Bit More Aussie – Benn Gunn
It’ll be alright – Patrick Wilson
The Way that I was meant to be – Matt Ward
Long Road Home – Ethan Calway
Parley – Pete Campbell
Rise – Josh Setterfield
And the purple air guitar goes to: Clint Wilson L.A.
Female Aussie EEp
Love and Loss – Kellie Cain
Lost In Time – Melody Pool
Unplugged – Katie Jayne
Heartline – Sara Berki
Home – Brooke Harvey
The Heartland – Taylor Moss
Cameron Street – Darcy Fox
High on Heartstrings – Jo Caseley
And the Purple Air guitar goes to: High on Heartstrings by Jo Caseley
Aussie Male Album:
Nominations:
Something Rare and Beautiful – Nathan Seeckts
Manhood Method Actor – John Flanagan
Easy of Everything- Brad Butcher
Between Tonight and Tomorrow – Matt Joe Gow
Outsider – Bud Rokesky
Fibro Sunset – Kelly Cork
Steel on Steel – Duncan Toombs
Ruckers Hill – Darren Colston
Different Drum – Luke O’Shea
Ghosts – Jeremy Edwards
All of My Friends are Superstars – Les Thomas
Lightning Strikes and Neon Lights – Andrew Swift
And The Purple Air Guitar Goes To: Duncan Toombs – Steel on Steel and Darren Colston – Ruckers Hill (tie)
Female Album:
Nominations:
Hey Dawn – Fanny Lumsden
Dirty Laundry – Sammy White
Living in Mediocreville – Cathy Dobson
Suburban Dream – Melody Moko
The Other Side – Stefanie Duzel
Girlhood – Hayley Marsten
Into the Blue – Lucy Wise
All these Walls – Gretta Ziller
The Good Kind – Courtney Keil
Closing Time – Ingrid Mae
Billie Jo Porter – Billie Jo Porter
Woman – Tamara Stewart
And the purple air guitar goes to: tie: Living in Mediocreville by Cathy Dobson and Suburban Dream by Melody Moko
Instrumental song:
Nominations:
Bayside Brothers- King of Thumbs
Bayside Brothers – Soft Hands
Lindsay Waddington – Love Always
Anthony Baxter – Where Your Heart Lives
Brendan Radford – Betoota Stomp
Michael Fix – Happy Place
Wicker Suite – Bowie’s Shuffle
John Williamson and Lindsay Waddington – Voice from the heart
And the Purple Air Guitar goes to: Bayside Brothers – Soft Hands
Aussie Duo Albums:
Nominations:
Birdsong – Felicity and Josh
This Is -Wicker Suite
The Wolf Cried Girl – Anderson Lane
Lynchburg- Lynchburg
Out into the Blue – Mark Tempany and Alison Hams
Up, Down and Sideways – Brooke and Adam
Northwest of Nowhere – JoKeria
Minor Gold – Minor Gold
And the Purple Air Guitar goes to: Wicker Suite – This Is
Aussie Band Album:
Gareth Leach and The Narratives of Hope – Gareth Leach and The Narratives of Hope
The Pleasures – The Beginning of the End
Kingswood – The Tale of GC Townes
Angus Gill and The Seasons of Change – Departure and Arrival
Vixens of Fall – Magick in the Chaos
Jen Mize and The Rough and Tumble – self titled
Kingswood – Home
Michael Carpenter and the Banks Brothers – The Bluegrass Sessions – Volume 1
Storer – Storer
Caitlin Harnett and the Pony Boys – All Night Long
And the Purple Air Guitar goes to : Michael Carpenter and The Banks Brothers – The Bluegrass Sessions Vol 1
Producer of the year: Damian Cafarella
Songwriters of the year:
Cathy Dobson – Female
Darren Colston – Male
Purple Moments: The French Family – Grand Ole Opry and Fanny Lumsden at Glastonbury
Grand World Achievement – Tours by Lachlan Bryan, The Weeping Willows, The Pleasures – Europe/ UK
Oil and Cattle ft. George Canyon, Don Amaro, Brad Johner
Legacy
Deer Blind
Wichita Lineman
The Crib Song
Strait Country
Black Eyed Susans
Behind Closed Doors
Queen on the River
Here’s Hoping There’ll (Always Be a Cowboy)
This is the third in the Compass project series, with North the last one coming soon.
The Canadian has taken on this ambitious project, offering up all directions in a chiefly autobiographical sense rather than a geographical sense.
Brett’s music is modern traditional with a few nods to well known methods, like spoken word and some covers to treasure like Witchita Lineman and Behind Close Doors.
There’s some Brad Paisley like guitar work, honky tonk feels, down home stories and some gentle humour.
He has a sweet sounding voice, which tenderly meanders through songs like Strait Country, a tribute to George. He can ramp it up and tell a story with the appropriate tone.
It will be interesting to see how North turns out, since that will probably focus more on Canadian content. Worth back tracking now.
Side A : Hang Me in the Tulsa County Stars / Dim Little Light / Blacklist / No Glory In Regret
Side B : In Times Between / Lies I Chose To Believe / When My Fever Breaks / 3:59 AM / You Don’t Care for Me Enough to Cry
Quote: Third Man Records’ live direct-to-acetate recordings take place in the Blue Room in Nashville, TN and are cut exclusively on a 1955 Scully lathe that originally came from King Records in Cincinnati. Recorded live in one-shot, with no overdubs, no redo’s, no starting-and-stopping, the process is truly of another time, rendered obsolete by the late 1950’s and only available nowadays in TMR’s locations in Detroit and Nashville.
John says that his music never attempts to give answers, it asks questions. He has a voice and a sound from another era. He is bluesy, soulful and has an old head wandering through a modern world.
His music is raw and gritty. He comes across as a gentle giant trying to find his way in the world.
Artists like John Hiatt, John Prine and co., come to mind. There’s quiet anger and frustration with the world here, and rightly so.
Despite the questions, sadness and troubles of these songs, they are so easy to relax to and I am feeling so mellow!
There is a gentle calming feel to these songs. Yes, it is live but in the way that the MTV unplugged series was and the audience are fairly gentle and considerate.
I don’t write a lot of cover album reviews but this one needed to be addressed. Aaron teams up with a bunch of Indie women to sing a bunch of classics. These women have shared a stage with Aaron but they don’t normally get a lot of exposure. Most of the songs are either ones that don’t get covered a lot or they aren’t strictly country songs. Aaron’s daughter even gets a go.
Aaron’s support for these women is admirable. The way that they have taken on some challenging songs here and they have won shows that the gamble has paid off.
This was a big risk for Watson but he sounds good and the women do too.
All of the songs sound like pure country, even though they aren’t all country songs in their original forms.
Aaron has a lot of George Strait about him and has been around for over 20 years. Unlike many other artists, Aaron is a rare American Indie artist. He makes a lot of his own choices.
This was a really cool choice by Aaron. It is an enjoyable album.
Dusk Track Listing: 1. “Something ‘Bout A Sunset” 2. “Heart Attack” 3. “Feel For You (Dusk)” 4. “Young Forever” 5. “Whiskey Dreams” 6. “Mama, I’m Misbehavin’” 7. “Goodbyes Are Sad” 8. “Lonely In This Town” 9. “Opposite Directions”
I try and cover most of the 95 types of Country music here. The nature of these posts is to bring people’s attention to the broadness of country music and to help a lot of artists get a little promotion that they normally wouldn’t get. As the name of these reviews suggests, this is only my opinion. I can’t write bad things about folks and I can’t write something nice if I don’t feel it.
I have as much joy discovering new (to me) artists as I do listening to old faves. I also like to recognise potential in artists. That brings me to this offering.
I am not in love with every song on this EEP but I really like about 4 of the 9 tracks and I see so much promise in this band. When they play songs like Mama I’m Misbehavin’, Goodbyes are sad (a bit Keith Urbanish), Lonely in this Town and Opposite Directions are solid songs with a distinct country sound.
At their best, they are very good. You can see that they are raw but it is there. They are young and starting out in many ways.
I’d like to revisit their music in a couple of years to see how they go.
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