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5 Ray LaMontagne is selling his Ashfield home for $5.25 million — take a look inside ... The Bullitt Road property is surrounded by more than 400 acres of Trustees of Reservations land including ...
ASHFIELD — Singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne and his wife ... The Bullitt Road property is surrounded by more than 400 acres of Trustees of Reservations land including Bullitt Reservation and Chapel ...
ASHFIELD, Massachusetts — Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne and wife, poet Sarah A. Sousa, sold their restored 190-year-old farmhouse and 104-acre estate in Franklin County ...
The recent $4.5 million sale of Grammy-winning folk singer Ray ... acre estate on Bullitt Road in Ashfield, Massachusetts, was listed for $5.25 million in August. Singer and songwriter LaMontagne ...
Grammy-winning folk singer and songwriter Ray ... LaMontagne and poet Sarah Sousa, his wife, have listed their longtime Massachusetts home for $5.25 million, Mansion Global has learned. The 104 ...
Has Ray LaMontagne shaken off his demons ... adding “we’ve got 100 acres of fields, and another 16,000 acres of woods beyond.” He has spent the past half-decade renovating it.
If that's what you're expecting from Ray LaMontagne, you’re advised to look ... the studio he built for himself on his 130-acre farm in Ashfield, Massachusetts. The decision was a no-brainer.
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Bring Me The News on MSNRay LaMontagne will celebrate 20th anniversary of his debut album at the OrpheumSinger-songwriter Ray LaMontagne is celebrating the 20th anniversary of his debut album, Trouble. Along with a remastered ...
Ray LaMontagne scored a Grammy ... A lot happened last February when LaMontagne joined My Morning Jacket’s mastermind frontman Jim James at La La Land studio in Louisville, Ky.
Ray LaMontagne spent some time in Louisville last year recording his upcoming album, "Ouroboros." You probably didn't notice him because he looks like every third server and/or bartender in town.
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