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Calibrate
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Tears Land
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High Water
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First One Home
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Boyhood
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Clarence Tilton Omaha, Nebraska
Out on the left edge of the Midwest, Clarence Tilton has crafted an authentic sound that pairs tube amps and Telecasters with Nebraska’s pulsing prairie — near the crossroads of Americana and Heartland rock & roll. Formed in 2014 from Omaha’s rock scene, CT’s storytelling is anchored from family legacy and small town living to beat-up pickups and the great outdoors. ... more
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