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Swan Swan H Joe Purdy. Strangers Joe Purdy. The Pretenders Joe Purdy. Only Four Seasons Joe Purdy. Isabel and the King Joe Purdy. Santa Rosa in the Snow Joe Purdy. Something to Look For Joe Purdy. Cowboy Song Joe Purdy. Broken Town Blues Joe Purdy. Whiskey and Fish Joe Purdy. Louisiana Joe Purdy. Worn Out Shoes Joe Purdy.

Oregon Trail Joe Purdy. Admirals Daughter Joe Purdy. Dustbowl Joe Purdy. Abbie's Song Joe Purdy. Riverboat Captain Joe Purdy. Pioneer Joe Purdy. Secret Joe Purdy.

The Little One Joe Purdy. Sunshine Joe Purdy. Julie Blue Joe Purdy. Mary Joe Purdy. Highways Joe Purdy. Sinkin' Low Joe Purdy. Brooklyn I'm Calling Joe Purdy. Strait Jacket Joe Purdy. Lawrence Spits Joe Purdy. Goldfish Joe Purdy. Case in point: This American. The sprawling album that channels the modern spirit of Woody Guthrie was made available as a free album download for the entire month of December last year.

The ploy worked. Once word spread via the trusty blogosphere, it was hard to pull up a country folk or Americana site without reading of not only what Purdy was offering, but of how great a release the album was.

A couple of clicks later, and it was easy to see that This American was indeed worth the price, and then some. But digital giveaways aren't the only high-profile method that Purdy has employed in order to build his career and create awareness of his sound. Many highly-rated television shows, including House , have featured especially emotive cuts from Purdy's catalog.

WIth Purdy will be bringing his acoustic guitar and harmonica to the Loft in Dallas on Saturday night, we caught up with the singer-songwriter to see what he thinks of folk as a current and relative art-form, and if a younger version of himself would be mad that his music is often featured on commercials. There, you'll also find a free download of our favotie track off of This American , "Highways," courtesy of Mr.

Purdy, himself. Joe Purdy -- "Highways". Join the Observer community and help support independent local journalism in Dallas. Get the latest updates in news, food, music and culture, and receive special offers direct to your inbox.

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