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Juror Number Three
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South of the Border
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Bittersweet Memories
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Julie Eternally
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Chris Byers Band Weslaco, Texas
Singer-Songwriter based currently in Weslaco, TX. I write both secular and Christian original tunes. When performing I love to play covers from my favorite bands like the Beatles. My late uncle, Jimmy LaFave, was a big musical influence, and I enjoy covering his tunes as well. I'm acoustic rhythm, harmonica, and vocal primarily. I played on street corners in college and developed my gravely tone. ... more
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