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Fall in Line
03:24
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Hold on love
03:55
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Kerosene
03:47
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Nothin' left to lose
03:13
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Pocket change
03:31
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It ain't easy
03:57
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War for your soul
04:00
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Run out of grace
04:34
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Monsters & skeletons
05:13
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Barefoot & Bankside New York
This Brooklyn based sextet is rooted deep in the sounds and traditions of the south. With members hailing from Alabama,
Tennessee & Texas they certainly bring a little twang and a lot of soul to the music they play. Throw in an upstate New Yorker and a born and bred Brooklynite you get a mix of culture and styles that blend into a unique sound that is original and undeniably electric.
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