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                  <text>Welcome to the catalog of the recordings and ephemera in Big Heavy World's Vermont Music Archive, a volunteer-built collection of ~5,000 items gathered since 1996. The collection is inclusive of all genres and media types. &#13;
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Musicians who have personal history in the state: Please send us copies of your work! We'd love to include you in this historic record of Vermont-made music! Copies can be mailed to Big Heavy World, P.O. Box 428, Burlington, VT 05402-0428. </text>
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                <text>Waylon Speed is: Rev. Chitwood Hammaker -- Justin Crowther -- Kelly Ravin -- Noah Crowther</text>
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                <text>Beef Jerky and Beer -- Livin' -- Then Again -- I Heard the Shot -- Cherry Plane -- Gotta Get Out -- Killin' Time -- Silver and Gold -- Smoke -- Train Out Of Town.</text>
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