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Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Don Diego Trio

Too Many Miles

(Mule Train Rec)



The trio's high repute is common wisdom in roots enclaves globe-wide. And it's the ease with which Don and pals bend strings and phrases into real-world pictographs -- viscerally familiar to common men who pull rigs, get hands calloused in a million other ways, and close down bar after bar -- that distinguishes them as note-dealers of top rank.

Recommended: "Too Many Miles," "A Place to Hide," "Spell," "Big Fish," "Silver Hair," "Dr. Fuzz," "The Time We're Apart," "DD Train," "Kentuky Means Paradise"

Videos: "Too Many Miles"   "Big Fish"   "Dr. Fuzz"   


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