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Telephone Wire
04:36
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2. |
Be Good
05:00
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Favorite Son
04:30
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Floorman
04:05
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Layla's Song
02:57
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7. |
Tell Me
05:03
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Skippin' Out
02:58
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Kiddie Pool
03:47
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10. |
Cup of Tea
04:19
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11. |
Rocky Suzy
03:33
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12. |
Promised Land
03:24
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The New Creatures Mc Adenville, North Carolina
Based out of McAdenville, NC, The New Creatures are a five-piece rock machine with a fresh yet familiar sound, bringing together elements of surf rock, classic rock, and garage rock.
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