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Longtown Sound 1779 Weekend Power Hour!

Longtown Sound 1779 Weekend Power Hour!

Publié le vendredi 15 mars 2019 à 19:02 par uncleshag@gmail.com (Uncleshag)

Durée : 1:00:00

Tags : Longtown Sound, WLSO.FM, Acoustic, Alternative, Americana, Blues, country, folk, indie music, mp3, pop, rock, singer/songwriter, Southern rock, Uncleshag

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Longtown Sound 1779 Weekend Power Hour! Featuring Michelle Featherstone, Roy Jay, Ten Year Vamp, David Packouz, Underwhelmed, Ace Noface, Planetary Nights, James Intveld, Robbie Dupree, Broken Radio, Preacher Stone, SwampdaWamp and Taylor Hicks.

Click the artist links below for more info. Thanks!
Michelle Featherstone – Blue Bike
Roy Jay – Mungo Jerry
Ten Year Vamp – Pleasures That I Call Mine
David Packouz – Wherever You Fly
Underwhelmed – Angel
Ace Noface – 2000 Bikes
Planetary Nights – Countin’ On You
James Intveld – If Tears Could Talk
Robbie Dupree – Secret Love
Broken Radio – Something To Live For
Preacher Stone – Homegrown Hoedown
SwampdaWamp – Shoebox
Taylor Hicks – Georgia

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