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John Harland
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Bus To Mississippi
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Earth Can't Take It
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She's The One You Want
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I'm Her Lover Now
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Baby Come Outside
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The Guys Who Tried Chicago, Illinois
Beginning as a street performers, Jeff DiCiaccio and Christian Perdomo have now recorded three albums. With their harmonica and acoustic guitars, The Guys Who Tried have been able to be loud, energetic, yet still stay true to their folk rock and bluesy roots. ... more
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