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Satellite
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Working The Long Game
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Make That Face
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What Time Won't Heal
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Wake Up Call
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Go-To-Girl
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Yesterday
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Interrupted
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Merch Table
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Miracle Mile
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Shining
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Bill Lloyd Nashville, Tennessee
Bill Lloyd has certainly covered a lot of ground since his first pop-rock solo album, Feeling the Elephant in 1986 . He took
a stylistic turn and enjoyed mainstream success in the alt-country duo, Foster & Lloyd. As a recording artist, Lloyd has continued to win acclaim for his solo projects showcasing his melodic power pop and lyrical song craft.
Lloyd is also an award winning songwriter.
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