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Wash Em' Away
05:07
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The Seaside Blues
05:30
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Fall on Down
03:16
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Dreams
04:04
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Over Them Rolling Hills
03:22
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We Love Sometimes
04:48
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Threw it All Away
04:35
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Twin Sis Blues
02:34
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Sacred Art Laguna Niguel, California
Honest rock group out of Southern California, sporting a heavy influence from the late 60s' early 70s' psychedelic blues rock scene. All material is original and written by Al Rainey and Spencer Ray Christian.
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