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    Paula Tolly

    Country, Original, Solos and Duos

    Most folks these days think of Gillian Welch and David Rawlings when they mull over the phrase, "contemporary folk music duo," but 33 Years couldn't be further from that image. Their raw and rugged blend of old school country (Merle Haggard, Johnny Cash) with thoughtful folk-rock (ala Steve Earle, some of Bob Dylan) and a sort of indie-something-or-other aggression (Hammell on Trial, Devil Makes Three) blend together for a true-to-themselves sound. Fans of anything from the Avett Brothers to Ani DiFranco to Loretta Lynn to the White Stripes might find some grit and spirit to grab onto with 33 Years.



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    Americana on the Road….
    Paula Tolly Posted On September 9, 2014


    Life on the road anyone? Do you ever wonder what it is like to be a real, touring act on the road and living that super exciting life?  Well, read on as I recap what our last little road tour […]


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