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var content1='Jude Johnstone’ songs have been recorded by top artists including Bonnie Raitt (“Wounded Heart”), Emmylou Harris (“Hold On”), Bette Midler (“The Girl Is On To You”), Johnny Cash (“Unchained”), Stevie Nicks (“Cry Wolf”), Jimmy LaFave, Clarence Clemons, Stephen Bishop (“My Little Waterloo”), Jennifer Warnes, and Trisha Yearwood (“The Woman Before Me”). Johnstone’s songs have also been featured on Lifetime/ABC’s hit television series “Army Wives”, Showtime’s “Nurse Jackie”, and Fox TV’s “Lie To Me.” An incredible singer and performer in her own right, Jude has released five CDs, performs at numerous festivals and venues, and frequently tours with Bonnie Raitt, who has described her as “one of my favorite singers and songwriters.” Dana Hubbard’s been described as “a cross between Bruce Cockburn and Jorma Kaukonen”. He combines the socially conscious singer/songwriter with the master acoustic blues guitarist, awing people with guitar skills that defy the ear and eye. What Dana does with the guitar is amazing to watch and a joy to listen to. You hear bass, back beat rhythm, melody and chords. If you look around for his backup guitar, you won’t find one. This is Dana, performing solo. What you hear is a singer/songwriter front and center, addressing issues of environmentalism and social injustice in a voice that sometimes growls, sometimes he lilts or laughs, but he’s always got a little twinkle in his eye. He has a social activist’s soul and a bluesman’s grin.';
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