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Meet The Marias, the Los Angeles band that turned a romantic breakup among its members into a Grammys best new artist nomination.

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These three country songs all came out in 2002, and were all surprising hits at country radio when they were released.

That fact alone might make people wonder why the hell I’m writing about a Bruce Springsteen protest song. But here we are.