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You Can't Love A Stone
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Jenny Brown
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Wrong Man
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Sell The Moon
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Waiting By The Phone
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D'Lana
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Pardon Me
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I Walk Alone
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Girl
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King & Cindy
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December Boys Austin, Texas
Built around the songs of Lyle Darrin and a common love of dirty barroom rock and roll, classic country, and the rich musical history of Texas. December Boys bring a vintage brashness to the classic Country/Rock song form. Exile on Main St. Stones crossed with The New York Dolls. Though someone also said we sound like Lou Reed fronting The Counting Crows, so there you go... ... more
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