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Sunset In The Jémez
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Think I'll Drive
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If Liquor Were a Woman
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When I Let Go
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Faith
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They Say It's Love
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Mistaken
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Better Days
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Something More
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URBAN TWANG Chicago, Illinois
Urban Twangʼs quixotic songwriting team of Lead Vocalist Trish Clausen and guitarist Max Twang. Trish and Maxʼs first project was a pop ska band called The Eccentrics (it’s not you, no one has heard of them). Their next band was Price of Passion (no one has heard of either). Because of Max’s fascination with bolo ties they redefined themselves by adding an Americana vibe to and became Urban Twang. ... more
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