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I Could Build a Building
02:39
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Ghost Town
04:28
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Sheep's Clothes
03:24
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Skin & Bones
02:52
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Tinder
04:05
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Dawn
05:13
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My Delilah
03:11
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One by One
04:45
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Crying Wolf
04:01
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Royal Smokestacks St Louis, Missouri
I have been very fortunate to play and record with some of the best musicians and people around.
Thank you to each
and every one of you!
Kevin Kwater, Ryan Humphrey, Justin Brown,
Miles Long, Brian Bauer, Jason Adams, Jay Conners, Jenny Roques, Irene Allen, Mel Flannery, Jake Bremler, The Funky Butt Brass Band!
New music coming soon!
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