I Love Broken Shoes (track) by Jim Guthrie
I Love Broken Shoes appears on the following album(s) by Jim Guthrie:
- A Thousand Songs (track #6) (this album) (1999)
Upcoming concerts
Oct
25
Sat
18:00
Nashville Jazz Festival featuring Tyler Bullock , The Lori Mechem Quartet , Guthrie Trapp Trio and Tia Fuller with the The Marcus Finnie Band
3rd and Lindsley, Nashville, United States. 
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Nov
01
Sat
20:00
Guitar Party featuring Tom Bukovac, Guthrie Trapp, Jedd Hughes, Nick Govrik, Tim Marks, Jordan Perlson, and Jimmy Wallace
3rd and Lindsley, Nashville, United States.
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Nov
21
Fri
20:30
NATHAN GRAHAM & NOAH GUTHRIE at FITZGERALDS Historic Nightclub
FITZGERALDS NIGHTCLUB, Berwyn, United States.
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