Didn't It Rain
by Amy Helm
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Didn't It Rain
03:45
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2. |
Rescue Me
04:07
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3. |
Good News
03:41
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Deep Water
04:08
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5. |
Spend Our Last Dime
02:39
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6. |
Sky's Falling
03:59
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Gentling Me
04:27
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8. |
Roll Away
03:57
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9. |
Sing To Me
03:55
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Roll The Stone
04:08
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11. |
Heat Lightning
03:33
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12. |
Wild Girl
04:09
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credits
released July 25, 2015
Producer: Byron Isaacs
Executive Producer: Levon Helm
Producer: Byron Isaacs
Executive Producer: Levon Helm
license
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about
Amy Helm Woodstock, New York
Amy Helm’s deep musical roots were enriched by a lifetime of exposure to the finest expressions of American musical tradition. Combined with her stunning vocal and other creative gifts, those roots have grown up to reveal a spellbinding artist who moves easily through a broad range of musical styles. ... more
shows
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May 3Ospel, Netherlands
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May 6Berlin, Germany
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May 9Odense, Denmark
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May 11Copenhagen, Denmark
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May 14Aabenraa, Denmark
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May 15Hamburg, Germany
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May 16Grenå, Denmark
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Jun 21Mount Solon, VA
discography
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Sep 2018 -
Jul 2015 -
Jul 2015 -
Apr 2013
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