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Too Much Water
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Milwaukee Here I Come
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Please Be My Love
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My Favorite Lies
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Love Bug
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Take Me
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From Here to the Door
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It'll Be Me
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Good Year For The Roses
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Golden Ring
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Crying Time Oakland, California
Honkytonk revisionists out of Oakland, Crying Time plays straight-up country and western music, from Bob Wills to Glen
Campbell with whistle stops in between. Their original songs sit pretty in the mix – you’ll think you heard these tunes on your daddy’s stereo when you were little. Jill Rogers is a singer’s singer with a 1974 voice and a story to tell.
www.cryingtimeband.com
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