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A Reason to be Proud
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Ten Thousand Orchestras
03:31
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Wonderful
03:31
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Santa Rosa
03:16
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GB Revival Stomp
03:59
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Silenet Prayer
03:11
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The Saddest Songs
02:19
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Lady Soul
02:42
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Victory is Ours
03:29
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The Darkest of Days
01:59
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Amazing Edward
04:30
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Golden Bear Austin, Texas
We started in 2002. We have played many shows since then, mostly in Texas, but also a few through the midwest, south, and east coast. We have released four LPs, one EP, and will be releasing a fifth LP in fall 2020.
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