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Chris' music is a wonderful throw back to the emerging female folk music of the 60's and 70's, with modern lyrical twists. Hints of the California, Nashville and Colorado landscapes color the stories within these songs. With storytelling and emotional turning "Paint Me A Small Town" takes your heart to a wonderful and familiar place."Paint Me A Small Town" received the OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN SONGWRITING award, in the Folk/Acoustic category of the Great American Song Contest. "Paint Me A Small Town", the title track, takes you back to a time when neighbors were friendly, life was simple and troubles were calmed by a warm summer night. Paint Me A Small Town Music | List Price | $9.99 (You save $0.64) | | Category | Folk Albums, Country CDs | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7291313 | | Catalog number | 100331 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Aug 29, 2006 |
Chris Mccallum Paint Me A Small Town Songs | 1. | Ghost of John Denver |
| 2. | Young Girl Waltz |
| 3. | I'm In The Mood For You |
| 4. | Light Years of Silence |
| 5. | Accepting Love |
| 6. | Country Road Alone |
| 7. | Paint Me A Small Town |
| 8. | Shred of Hope |
| 9. | Rita's Old Radio |
| 10. | My Own Highway |
| 11. | Dandelion Wind |
| 12. | Isn't It A Miracle |
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