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Leave Me Alone
03:11
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Sum of It's Parts
03:25
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Ride On
03:41
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Sometimes You Lose
03:45
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While We Wait
03:00
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If I Could Only Fly
03:16
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Without You
02:28
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They Don't Like Me
03:32
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Waiting for Someday
04:51
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Up & Gone
02:46
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To No One
05:39
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The Loudermilks Charlotte, North Carolina
Named for iconic gospel & country duo Ira & Charlie Loudermilk- a.k.a. the Louvin Brothers, the Loudermilks' Edwards Brothers find a comfortable place in the unlikely juxtaposition of the Louvins' southern gothic and sibling harmonies and the powerful Memphis-Soul-meets-‘60’s-Pop of underground rock legends Big Star. It’s a musical compost which, in the Edwards' hands feels intrinsic and honest. ... more
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