Get all 10 Smythe & Taylor releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Things Have Changed, These Rosita Hills, Come What May, Maybe It's Because I'm Missing You, Live At The Hops House, ...And Then Some, A Place In My Heart, Underground Folk, and 2 more.
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These Rosita Hills
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Hummingbird
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Coyote Wind
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Walkin' On a Rainbow
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Cold Missouri Water
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Biologically Blue
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Mary Ann
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17 Cents
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Missing You
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Thank You Song
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Smythe & Taylor Westcliffe, Colorado
Smythe & Taylor formed in 1999 when a friend asked TC if she could sub for him at a gig. A co-worker suggested she go up to the 28th floor of the office building where she worked to find a fellow named Gary Taylor. 20 years, and 10 European tours later, ‘S&T’ have become well known for their symbiotic harmonies, comedic timing, excellent sound quality, and their unique “3D” style of guitar playing ... more
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