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Top Joe Firstman songs according to the fans:
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After Los Angeles (Includes 'Buy Me a Bourbon') | The War of Women | 0 |
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Savannah | The War of Women | 0 |
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Speak Your Mind | The War of Women | 0 |
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Second Hand Grave | The War of Women | 0 |
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Beautiful | The War of Women | 0 |
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Lies | The War of Women | 0 |
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The Adventures of the Empress of Harlem and the Amazing Subway Boy | The War of Women | 0 |
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Chasing You Down | The War of Women | 0 |
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Slave or Siren | The War of Women | 0 |
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Saving All the Love | The War of Women | 0 |
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Car Door (Dancing in the Aisles) | The War of Women | 0 |
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Now You're Gorgeous, Now You're Gone | The War of Women | 0 |
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Can't Stop Loving You | The War of Women | 0 |
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Breaking All the Ground | The War of Women | 0 |
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Introduction to 'The War of Women' | The War of Women | 0 |
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Shannon Marie | Wives Tales EP | 0 |
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Folk Song | Wives Tales EP | 0 |
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Rest My Case | Wives Tales EP | 0 |
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Fly Away | Wives Tales EP | 0 |
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Get Your Kisses From Me | Wives Tales EP | 0 |
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Lies | Wives Tales EP | 0 |
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Can't Stop Loving You | Wives Tales EP | 0 |
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A Long Way Down | Wives Tales EP | 0 |
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December | DrAMA! | 0 |
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Please, Jane | DrAMA! | 0 |
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Drunk, Beat, Burned Baby | DrAMA! | 0 |
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Byhalia | DrAMA! | 0 |
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At the Phoenix Hotel | DrAMA! | 0 |
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Cut Your Losses | DrAMA! | 0 |
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Company Man | DrAMA! | 0 |
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Charlotte | DrAMA! | 0 |
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Amateur's Ball | DrAMA! | 0 |
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TV Show | DrAMA! | 0 |
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Joe Firstman is an American alternative rock artist who kicked off his career with an $18 cross-country Greyhound ticket from his home in North Carolina to Los Angeles. It all happened quickly: first came the big Hollywood gigs, then the industry buzz, then the big deal with Atlantic Records and national tours with big rock stars like Sheryl Crow, Jewel, and Willie Nelson. There was ego and excess and beautiful ladies and music, music, music. (show more...)
