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Calling My People
04:45
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Gotta Bounce
03:37
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Good Riddance
04:24
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Texas
03:57
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Shotgun
04:26
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6. |
Get Right
04:00
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Interlude
01:43
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8. |
My Ukulele
02:59
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Papaya Tree
03:55
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Follow Me (o.d. version)
04:36
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Waster
03:00
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A Crow in Mexico
02:10
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Rival 2.0
03:06
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The StoneWolf Band Lisbon, Portugal
Born in Lisbon, Portugal in January of 2012, They are Mothered by Folk and Fathered by Rock adding glimpses of Blues and Reggae in their quest to find the Groove!
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