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Freak Scene
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Def Con One
02:09
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She Don't Use Jelly
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Here Comes Your Man
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Wrote For Luck
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Come Together
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Come As You Are
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Last Nite
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Rocks
05:10
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Flux = Rad
02:18
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Been Caught Stealin'
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Left of the Dial
03:53
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Independent Country Birmingham, UK
6 cowboys from Birmingham (UK) who take Indie classics on a rollickin’ ride to Nashville and back. Floppy fringes and baggy jeans are
swapped for pedal steel guitars and four-part harmonies as the NME meets The Grand Ole Opry.
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Nobody's Peach
by Nobody's Peach
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When Carolina Comes Home Again
by Jim Lauderdale
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Where I've Been, isn't Where I'm Going
by Shaboozey
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