Get all 8 Orion Walsh releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of So Many Places to See, 7, Love Isn't What You Would Expect, The Tale of a Broken Compass, First By Water Then By Fire, The Hitchhiker's Son, Freedom Lost Freedom Found, and Tornado Lullabies.
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On Down The Road
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Wastin' Time
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Incognito
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Lonesome Highway Blues
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Leaving Again
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Out of Luck Out of Time
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Far From The Truth
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Behind Me
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Orion Walsh Lincoln, Nebraska
After a decade of putting out albums and touring, Nebraskan singer-songwriter Orion Walsh is set to release “So Many Places to See”, his eighth studio album with folk/roots label Sower Records. Full of highly personal storytelling this is truly a mature step forward for this well traveled troubadour. ... more
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