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Waiting
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The Art Of Feeling Blue
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I Know A Place
04:05
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Hot In The Kitchen
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I Keep It Hid
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Rosa
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The Silk Road Caravan
04:04
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Somebody Told Me A Lie
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Thought I Had A Problem
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Let Sleeping Gods Lie
04:01
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Stepping Stones
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BobBradshawMusic Boston, Massachusetts
Irish-born, Boston-based Bob Bradshaw has been exploring many facets of Americana music in the thirty years he’s lived in the States – from the Texas singer-songwriters he strives to emulate to the high-energy roots-rock he plays in bar bands any night of the week. He has lived in New York City and in San Francisco, where his rock band ‘Resident Aliens’ was a fixture during the 90’s. ... more
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