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Jesco
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High Seas
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Under Your Spell
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Itchin' For You
02:22
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Ghost of Mae West
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Wilderness
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Crickets
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Thankful Dirt
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Barcelona
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Drift in D
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All Thine
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Run Rosie Run
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Bird Feet Feelings
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Trailer Bride Chapel Hill, North Carolina
One gets the sense that, while they might not have seen Robert Johnson make his bargain with the devil, Trailer Bride may have been around when the deal went bad and debts were collected. Trailer Bride is the band for the tragic, flawed figure in all of us: reaching for the heavens while keeping one eye on the gutter. ... more
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