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I Know
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At the Crossroads
03:53
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She's Alright
02:44
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Wish I Knew
02:51
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Believe
02:24
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Get to Steppin'
02:37
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Black Coffy
03:56
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Your Games
05:08
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The Tortoise The Hare & The Millionaire Fredericton, New Brunswick
A scruffy, rough-around-the-edges quintet decked out in plaid and denim, The Tortoise The Hare & The Millionaire are grounded in a sort of no-nonsense, straight-shooting southern blues rock. However, the group flits effortlessly from genre to genre, not in a tacky way, but in a way that represents the grand scope of their influences, including southern blues, rock, funk and louisiana jazz mix. ... more
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