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Profile: Songwriter Sarah Jaffe's Varied Style

Texas-based singer and songwriter Sarah Jaffe talks about her music, the advantages of playing with a band versus playing solo, and what she looks for in a good song. While Jaffe's beginnings are solidly folk and acoustic guitar, she has now explored her rock instincts playing bass guitar and drums.

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