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American Sky
03:38
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Holding Up
03:36
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First We Were Friends
03:18
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Engine 33
03:06
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Don't you Love, Love
03:06
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Gabrielle
04:26
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Back to Blue
03:27
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The Love of a Woman
04:30
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Go Wild
03:07
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Dancing With a Man
03:27
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The Comeback
03:38
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Ali Ali
03:29
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Adelaide
04:26
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Beachfront Michigan
03:13
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Unwind Your Heart
03:34
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Cedar-top
03:20
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Love Parade
03:28
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Two Kind Ladies
03:11
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When You Stop Looking
03:59
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Just Wanted to Say
03:02
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The Braam Brothers Berwyn, Illinois
The Braam Brothers from Chicago include siblings Tom (vocals, drums) and Scott (vocals, guitars, bass). Evocative soundscapes and minimal production create an immediacy that makes you feel like you are in the same room as the brothers record. The brothers are masters at nailing sweet sorrow. Not For The Faint Of Heart is their 13th full-length effort! ... more
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