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Wasn't Looking for It
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Prophets of Mistakes
04:37
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Bird on a Wire
04:34
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It's Just Fine
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Drivin'
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Typhoid Willie
03:38
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Killing Time
03:25
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Dead Eye Rust
03:30
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Pink Guitar
04:11
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Rough and Tumble
03:33
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Museums of Fear
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Cosmic Ocean
04:11
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Janie and The Spokes Duluth, Minnesota
Janie and The Spokes is a band from Duluth MN. Playing original music written by Jane Aas (songwriter, vocals and guitar) and Garth Anderson (songwriter and drummer). Collaborated with Peter Aas (lead guitar, mandolin) and Jordan Ash ( bass). The music is alternative and edgy and draws you in with a unique perspective of the human experience. ... more
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