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The Pine Hill Haints — The Song Companion of a Lonestar Cowboy Rick Ross Consider the blunt imagery ofOn the Pine Hill Haints' latest long player, The Song Companion of a Lonestar Cowboy, they go there and to other colorful places on the Americana and Appalachian trail. The fifteen song sequence kicks off with "Fall Asleep" and "Back to Alabama," a fiery pair of rockabilly meets Irish jig rave ups, then winds through standout tracks like the Bo Diddley grooved "Pretty Thing," a pounding tom tom and fiddle take on the traditional "John Henry" and the