The Jayhawks

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  • alt-country
  • americana
  • rock
  • country
  • alt country
Led by the gifted songwriting, impeccable playing, and honeyed harmonies of vocalists/guitarists Gary Louris and Mark Olson, the Jayhawks' shimmering blend of country, folk, and bar band rock made them one of the most widely acclaimed artists to emerge from the alternative country scene. The group sprung up in 1985 out of the fertile Minneapolis, Minnesota, musical community, where Olson had been playing standup bass in a rockabilly band called Stagger Lee until his desire to write and perform his own country-folk material prompted him to begin a solo career.

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Songs

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    Gonna Be a Darkness

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    Good Long Time

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    Gypsy in the Mood

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    Haywire

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    Help Me Forget

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    Homecoming

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    I Can Make It On My Own

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    I Hear You Cry

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    I Think I've Had Enough

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    I'd Run Away

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    I'd Run Away (live)

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    I'm Gonna Make You Love Me

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    I'm Still Dreaming

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    I'm Still Dreaming, Now I'm Yours

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    Illuminate

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    In The Canyon

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    It's Up to You

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    Jennifer Save Me

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    Keith & Quentin

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    King of Kings

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    Last Cigarette

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    Last to Know

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    Leave No Gold

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    Leaving Detroit

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    Let the Critics Wonder

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    Let the Last Night Be the Longest

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    Life Floats By

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    Lights

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    Little Victories

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    Living in a Bubble

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    Long Time Ago

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    Looking up Your Number

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    Madman

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    Man Who Loved Life

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    Martin's Song

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    Misery Tavern

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    Miss William's Guitar

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    Miss Williams' Guitar

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    Mission On 2nd

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    Mr. Wilson

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    Need You Tonight

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    Nevada California

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    Nevada, California

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    Nightshade

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    Nothing Left to Borrow

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    Okhee's Theme

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    Old Woman From Red Clay

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    One Man's Problem

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    Over My Shoulder

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    People in This Place on Every Side


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