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Wednesday 9.5 William Elliott Whitmore

9/6/2018

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  • “Our Paths Will Cross Again” from Hymns for the Hopeless - 2003
  • Genres: alt country, blues, folk
  • Born in 1978, from Iowa
  • Performance:
    • Singer-songwriter
    • Guitar, banjo, or a cappella
    • Often tours with hard core punk scene
    • Latest album Animals in the Dark is in the top 50 of Billboard’s Heatseekers Chart
1 Comment
Kristen R.
10/11/2018 12:35:52 pm

I really like William Elliott " our paths will cross someday" because it has a country vibe to it. I really like his voice, it has a nice sound. I like that the song also has a story behind it. I didn't really like the tempo, it was a little slow. Rate 8/10

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