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(Fauxk Rock)
02:16
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Hello, I'm Home!
01:54
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Sunday Moon
03:38
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Another Life
03:20
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Upset Beehive Blues
03:49
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Sing Low
02:18
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My Poor Soul
02:44
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In D
05:00
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Julia pt. 1+2
03:51
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Ghost
03:02
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Sound and Steam
06:55
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Christmas Card
03:54
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Eight A.M.
02:40
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Andrew Robert Palmer Chicago, Illinois
I'm a regular guy doing a very small thing.
Chicago-based. Sometimes rock, sometimes folk.
Andrew Robert Palmer recommends:
Lost Signal EP
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bluesy and catchy americana folk-rock! wooah-oh ooh!
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Permanent Collection 2017 (Acoustic Reissue)
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fuzzy, lo-fi home-recorded Motown-infused folk/punk and indie-pop... just a little somethin' my sister and I cooked up back 2007.
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