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Big Wave
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Please Take Me Home
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Let It Go
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Reuben's Train
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Hushabye
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Lucknow
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Drink It Down
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Sail Away Ladies
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May
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What Goes Up
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The Sweet Lowdown Victoria, British Columbia
With the rough waters of the Pacific around them and the wilds of the Canadian North above them, Amanda, Miriam and Tad of THE SWEET LOWDOWN have developed original acoustic music that draws from earth and sky. You’ll hear influences as far-ranging as Appalachian fiddling, contemporary pop, Celtic jigs and that particular Canadian blend of driving tradition and ground-breaking originality. ... more
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