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Fifteen Drummers
04:22
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Understood
02:36
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Sweet Adeline
03:36
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Saint Rose
05:23
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Tulsa
04:09
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Middle Of Nowhere
03:22
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Tornado
03:44
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Red Flame
03:11
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Rain
03:51
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Wrong Face
03:34
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The Sun
03:26
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Too Wrong
02:31
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Not Tonight
03:12
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Sixty Acres Baltimore, Maryland
“some of the best rootsy rock”
-The Washington Post
“recalls a
rugged Jayhawks”
-Mojo Magazine (U.K.)
“the same brand of tragiocomic wordplay
that informs both Wilco and Son Volt”
-The Country Standard Times
“the most underrated alt-country rockers out there”
Shake It Up! Power Pop
... more
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