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Walk for Miles
03:55
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Magic Man
05:02
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David
04:18
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Vehicles Opposing
03:05
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Route 2
02:55
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Oh Woman
03:43
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Down the Road
03:57
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No Name
02:49
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Settle Down
03:23
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Doom Dance
03:32
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Emily's Song
04:39
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Kindly Wasted
04:06
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Newcomers Club Brooklyn, New York
Newcomers Club is a harmony-focused folk rock group from NYC, with roots in New
England.
Members:
Geoff Lynn
John Roach
Mike Gannon
Mike Vecchione
Ronnie Lanzilotta Sam Bowers
... more
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