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Canary Cage
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Love In A Minor Key
03:07
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Mercy Please
06:12
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Transistor Resistor
04:27
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Ghetto Gold
05:59
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Skeletons
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Cosmic Torpedoes
03:38
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The Whistles and The Bells Nashville, Tennessee
The Whistles & The Bells is the nome de song of Nashville-based songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Bryan Simpson. His debut full-length album (New West Records, 2015) is an accomplished effort that threads together rousing indie rock, southern folk, gritty alt-country and gospel to create a rich musical tapestry that matches the intense soul searching of his evocative and poetic lyrics. ... more
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