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The Intruders
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Visions of Laredo
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Magnetic Pull
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Sleeplessness
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Morning Time
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Take Montana With You
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Good Old Days
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Light in the Attic
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Buster Blue Reno, Nevada
It's said that harmonies sung by siblings sound better. The Reno-based band, Buster Blue, sing like blood relatives. The band consists of 6 multi-instrumentalists approaching a live show with an unlikely arsenal of instruments. The music & lyrics paint poetry of a mythic America where every open field is a place for adventure and heartbreak: where every old house is unlocked and haunted. ... more
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