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In light of our cruel April Fools’ prank earlier this week, we thought we’d make up for it with a new freebie! This time it’s Live from Stringtown, the first of 3 sets from Jars of Clay’s 1998 release, Stringtown. Originally released as a fan club exclusive, the album includes live performances from the band’s historic 1998 concert at the Ryman Auditorium with The Nashville String Machine, as well as selections from their 1997-1998 tours.