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High Top Mountain

album by Simpson
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  • Sturgill Simpson
    Sturgill Simpson
    / High Top Mountain

    ā€ In 2013 Simpson released the self-funded album High Top Mountain, an ode to the music of his home state, featuring 12 hardcore honky-tonk tracks. Although not a big seller, it attracted country music purists who began comparing Simpson’s style and deep, soulful…

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    ā€ In 2013 Simpson released the self-funded album High Top Mountain, an ode to the music of his home state, featuring 12 hardcore honky-tonk tracks. Although not a big seller, it attracted country music purists who began comparing Simpson’s style and deep, soulful…

    Read More