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A Little Too Easy
04:13
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2. |
Are You Up?
03:29
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3. |
Hung Higher
05:23
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4. |
Simon & Nico
06:22
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5. |
Some Kinda Life
03:53
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6. |
Keep Going
03:58
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7. |
Stranger
05:23
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8. |
Tonight
06:01
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9. |
On My Road
03:51
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10. |
Black, Two Sugars
06:02
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11. |
Living Lost
05:15
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The Moonlight Club Montreal, Québec
4-piece band from Montreal — lost between the 60s & the 80s.
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