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Groundhog Day
02:41
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Hidden Means of Knowing
03:14
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Rambling Mummy
03:32
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Crankset
03:57
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Morning Star
04:35
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For the Love of Myself
03:32
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Mère Royaume
03:33
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Slacker's Breakdown
02:15
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Regrets and Sorrows
04:27
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Troubles in Sight
03:40
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the Long John Brothers Geneva, Switzerland
After a first album - "Lost Forty-Niners" - in 2019, the Geneva, Switzerland based bluegrass quartet is back with "Often Astray", 12 original tracks between traditionnal and newgrass vibes.
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