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Throwing Stones
03:18
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Rosebud
03:23
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Abbey Road
04:08
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Soul Slip Away
03:19
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Misled
04:11
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Caffeine
02:15
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Child Of Yesterday
03:31
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Walking
02:18
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Leprechaun
01:40
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Live
02:53
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Polar Bear Song
02:31
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The Redding Brothers Nashville, Tennessee
We're pirates, mavericks, anarchists, and philosopher-nomads. We've crossed most of the world's continents, and we've slept
on hoods of cars under the open air high above Denver. We do things.
We are The Redding Brothers, and we play scruffy, intelligent rock.
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