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Why Is The Sky
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Wolfgang Fischer
03:29
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Just A Man
04:44
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Voices
04:02
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Sold Down River
04:12
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For You
04:07
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Starry Night
03:48
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Won't Find Me In Heaven
04:23
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State of Denial
04:56
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Spotless Mind
06:54
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El Farol
03:57
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Ohio Rain
05:59
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Moving On
05:33
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Drastic Andrew Santa Fe, New Mexico
Drastic Andrew is a five piece rock based Americana band in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The band describes a range of influences in it’s tagline: “New Rock Country Wave”. Critics have noted some oblique elements of Pink Floyd, Rolling Stones, The Band, Talking Heads, the 90′s Cracker and Radiohead, Black Keys, as well as Bluegrass and classic country influences. ... more
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