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How Will You Shine
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Kicks In The Sun
03:48
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Promenade
05:30
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A Few Extra Kilos
03:40
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Last Letter
05:00
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The Gyroscopic
03:05
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Moon Gone Down
03:42
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Red Letter Day
02:50
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Out on the Vine
03:34
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CRanky Mulatto
03:12
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Steeple Full of Swallows
03:51
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All in the Pack
02:53
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Flavor on the Tongue
04:13
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Spivey
03:50
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The Gourds Austin, Texas
With a sound that preceded what is now called "Americana," the Austin, Texas, country-rock band The Gourds meld elements of southwestern country, Cajun dance, Appalachian fiddle and West Coast guitar with a collective love for surrealist art and literature. - NPR ... more
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