Todd Snider-13 albums

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solnasun (2009-01-14)

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nondoleo (2012-05-08)

Not very organized, but good quality.
Missing "Live at Grimey's" & "Peace, Love and Anarchy (Rarities)", but contains the rare "Countryfried" and "Tales from Moon Dawg's Tavern", making this a must have for die hard fans.

cormac_zoso (2013-04-25)

eager to hear some of his original compositions after just hearing his Jerry Jeff Walker-songs-only album just released last year ... he is certainly a JJW disciple and reading about him glad to see he got a lot of help from Jimmy Buffet and one of my other all-time favorites, the Singin' Mailman, John Prine, Chicago's Own

sadface14 (2014-11-30)

Thank you!