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Ashes To Ashes
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Looks Like Rain
03:36
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Pretty Pictures
04:23
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Don't Fall
03:37
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Your Baby
03:54
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Roll Me Out
04:06
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Get 'em Next Time, Tiger
02:45
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Talking
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Anna Lee
04:07
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The Street & Babe Shadow Los Angeles, California
Singer-guitarist-tank-top-enthusiast, Luke Paquin (also of Hot Hot Heat) and pedal steel player, Dan Horne, have been collaborating since their preteen years. Bassist Jimmy Sweet spent his youth traveling with a Baptist choir before joining Paquin and Horne in the blues-rock dens of San Francisco in the early 2000s. Now they've found Cumbia drummer Felipe Ceballos in LA and bring us these sounds! ... more
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