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Big Bad Wolf
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Bruises
02:22
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False Hope
04:43
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The Gypsy
05:12
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Hometown Mama
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It's Killing Me
04:05
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Late Night Bus Pass
03:00
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Lay Down Honey
03:20
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Simple Reunion
04:22
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The News
03:01
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The Jones Washington, D.C.
I have seen this powerful local trio before and have enjoyed them a lot. Nothing changed tonight, as they delivered a solid and well received 41 minute set. It is such a simple blues-rock formula, but there is a touch of old-school psyche in there as well. It's about a 40-40-20 ratio between those three genres . . . as I have mentioned before... . . - David Hintz- "DC Rock Live" ... more
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