Get all 19 Joanne Rand releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Stay Awhile, Just Keep Going, Roses in the Snow & Drought, Jordan's Treasures: Live mixes of Jordan Rand Songs, Southern Girl, Live 1992 with Violinist Don Lax, Still a Real World, Stories from the Inside Out (Nashville Sessions), and 11 more.
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Always Be Warm
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Gotta Give All You Have
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Privileged Class
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Last Flicker of Light
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Koyaanisqatsi
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Georgia
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Antarctica
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Our Children's Children
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Choosing Sides
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I Love It
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Remember Me
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Joanne Rand Arcata
“A fixture of the Northern California folk scene, Rand’s life, activism & art are woven seamlessly together. A celebrated musician, composer & teacher. From stripped-down folk songs to lush, textured rock arrangements, she makes consistently engaging, perceptive, universal music.”-SFStation.com 2012. Touring nationally for 30 years, Rand is currently releasing 15th CD of original songs. ... more
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