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If I Stumble If I Fall
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Part
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Flutes of Chi (Ween)
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Alright
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Clendenin
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Pickfest Rag
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Just Get It Over With
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See What Tomorrow
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Matthew Gordon & Silvershade Scenery Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Turning on a dime from soulfully funky to longingly wistful, Matthew Gordon & Silvershade Scenery, apply strong folk roots with a hard-driving sensibility. Recognizing the unique power that the combination of music and lyrics has on forging emotional connections with each member of the audience, the mission is completed to rocking effect with this electrifying band. ... more
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