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Intro
00:30
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Pride & Joy
04:00
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I Shall Be Released
04:48
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Heartbreak Hangover
04:06
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5. |
Come Together
04:00
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Creepin' Round
05:10
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Katherine (kath-ah-reen)
02:51
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8. |
Drowns Me Out
07:15
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9. |
I'll Cry
05:44
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10. |
8-bit Trippin'
04:52
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11. |
Blue Indian
03:51
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12. |
Tyrone
06:12
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13. |
Ravens Win
00:41
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14. |
Hadn't Been For Love
04:38
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15. |
Lights Off
04:13
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16. |
Use Me Up
05:12
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17. |
Corn Liquor
04:00
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18. |
500 Miles
04:00
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19. |
Mudhouse
04:39
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20. |
Stuck In Middle
05:12
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21. |
One Time Man
04:48
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23. |
Chuck Outro
00:13
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The Boatmen Beckley, West Virginia
The Boatmen are a close group of friends from the heart of the two Virginias. With diverse influences and the right blend of soaring harmony over top of moonshine anthems, they have created a niche all their own. Fueled by the phenomenal talents of lead multi-instrumentalist Randy Gilkey; percussionist Robert Gross; and the elite songwriting duo of Matt Mullins and Nick Durm. ... more
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