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East of the Mountains
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Riverside
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Up on the Riverside I was standing with you
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The Ballad of Rosie Ruiz
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Rollie Pollie
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Badlands
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Simple
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Aquaman
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Bold Blue
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War Pigs
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The Lady of Shallot
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Foundation Settlin
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Empire Builder
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Carl Faucher Seattle, Washington
Seattle singer songwriter Carl Faucher (Foe-shay) has been all over writing material for the past decade. This latest is a hodgepodge of Americana, strange songs that chronicle road trips, superheroes, insects and party etiquette all the while holding up the muse of his one and only.Enter the vocal acrobatic talents of Rebeccah Emmanuel and prepare for wonder twin powers to activate. ... more
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