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As Son Volt founder Jay Farrar opens a new chapter on his influential alt-country band, Rhino Records pays tribute to the group with A Retrospective: 1995-2000. Full of fan favorites, this 20-song collection makes the perfect introduction for those unfamiliar with Son Volt's work, but also offers loads of rarities for those already on the bandwagon. Jay Farrar formed Son Volt in 1994 after leaving the seminal alt-country band Uncle Tupelo.[see full story for the online listening party]
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