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With ‘Choosin’ Texas,’ we’re all choosin’ Ella Langley

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With ‘Choosin’ Texas,’ we’re all choosin’ Ella Langley

The young man holding an electric guitar on stage at the Cedar Point amusement park in Ohio earlier this summer looked briefly thoughtful. “Well, I’ve played some of my originals,” he said, “and I thank you for the response, but we have…

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