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Stomp-Daddy-Circle
06:14
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Come on Baby Please
02:11
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Kings & Queens
02:10
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Break Free
02:45
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Riches in May
02:44
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Movin' On
03:30
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Ode to Rembrandt
02:21
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Man of Constant Change
03:13
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Monotony
02:54
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Stuck in the Mud
02:13
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Helen of Troy
03:03
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Five Years Ago
02:56
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I Know You Rider
03:22
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The Observers Buffalo, New York
Born out of the Allentown neighborhood in Buffalo, NY, Josh, Allen and Ben blended their original Folk, Indie and Americana compositions to form The Observers. With the addition of Matt, Jeannine and Tyler they have established their unique sound. Their shows allow you to travel from tear in your beer ballads, to remain in your brain melodies and to strip to your panties hootenannies. ... more
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