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Seven Grand
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Relocation Plan
03:28
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Her Golden Hair
04:55
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Red Light
03:29
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Oysters & Beer
03:15
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Make Up Your Mind
03:38
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Lazy Bone Days
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Keep Movin'
03:33
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Row Crops
02:36
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Goodbye
06:42
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Carl Thanks You
04:13
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Carl M Banks New York, New York
Carl Banks is a melodic nomad, often picking up lyrical ideas from adventures found after scratching the rambling itch. With an open-minded ear for good storytelling and without bias for genre, Carl pools his influences from a wide variety of artists. A musical raggedy man of sorts, he is most comfortable with guitar in hand and blues harp in the rack playing for 1 to 1000. ... more
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