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Tarbox Ramblers
The Tarbox Ramblers formed in New Hampshire, with Charlie Jennison on guitar and vocals, Greg Liszt on fiddle and vocals, Susan Trump on accordion and vocals,...
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A Fix Back East
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Already Gone
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Ashes to Ashes
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Cloth Of Gold
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Columbus Stockade
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Country Blues
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Down South Blues
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From The Algiers Station
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Honey Baby
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Honey In The Rock
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Jack of Diamonds
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Jug Band Music
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Last Month Of The Year
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No Harm Blues
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No Night There
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Oh Death
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The Tarbox Ramblers formed in New Hampshire, with Charlie Jennison on guitar and vocals, Greg Liszt on fiddle and vocals, Susan Trump on accordion and vocals, and David Surrette on bass and vocals. They released their first album in 1986 and kept recording through the 1990s and 2000s, with titles like 'Old Time and True' and 'No Walls No Cages'.
Their songs often dealt with social issues. 'Already Gone' addressed the opioid crisis, while other tracks in their catalog touched on poverty and environmental concerns. They played a mix of traditional folk material and original songs, with recordings like 'Live at the 100 Club' capturing their sound in performance.
Susan Trump died in 2020. The band had been active for decades, with albums spanning from 1986 to 2007, and their music drew from both older folk traditions and contemporary songwriting.
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