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Mother Earth
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Take it Slowly
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Rex's Blues
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Hard Times
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Dog Gone Bad
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No One Can Tell You
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Siren Song
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Now is the Time
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Talking Lion Blues
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Trouble
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In the Jailhouse Now
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Love is a Red Dress
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Boots of Spanish Leather
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Little Sadie
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The Roundheels Oxford, UK
Formed in 2006 from the unlikely ashes of Electro Rock outfit Cargo Cult by Sharyn Salwowski, Tom Riggs and Nick Ruck, The Roundheels have played and sung around Oxfordshire off and on ever since. Originally a three piece, they now operate as a duo after Tom took his family and Banjo to pastures new. ... more
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