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Derby Girl
03:52
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Six Jars
04:43
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Dreams
04:07
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Good People
03:49
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Flashbulbs
05:23
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Carolina
05:44
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Summer Plans
03:53
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Yellow Yard
04:22
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Heartland
04:07
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Lonely Days
05:24
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The Gertrudes Kingston, Ontario
The Gertrudes sound like an ol’ time saloon party in deep space … experimental noise beds with down home folk passengers, frolicking through original material, played by a veritable orchestra of instruments.
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