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Only In Time
03:50
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Port Wine
03:47
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Lazy Days
05:14
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Sirens and Car Alarms
05:04
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Breathe Easy
04:03
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Saying No
04:21
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Last Year's Winners Chicago, Illinois
Three guys that love to rock. Carl Johnson is the writer, singer, the lead (and only) guitar player. Luke Leeman is a bass player’s bass player, perfecting not only a bass line, but a counter melody or a hook that the song grabs onto. Zach Dresser has the task of making this power trio groove, keeping it feeling good whether it’s a spacey acoustic driven number or a loud, bombastic rock song. ... more
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