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The Army Marching Past
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This Is The Fashion
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As Long As I Can
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Write It Down In Red
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I'll Be Gone
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Horsepower
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Beau Jennings Norman, Oklahoma
After years in Brooklyn fronting americana rock band Cheyenne, singer and songwriter Beau Jennings was in search of a new backing band upon returning to his home in Oklahoma. The Tigers – based out of Norman and a wrecking crew of some of the best musicians in the state – were already known as the go-to backing band for songwriters from the area and were a perfect match for Jennings’ new songs. ... more
Beau Jennings recommends:
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