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Can't Shake the Feeling
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Roses
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So Familiar
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Lightning Rod
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Waste My Time
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Las Cruces
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You and Me
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The Stacking Stones Band Boston, Massachusetts
From Boston, the Stacking Stones Band dovetails folk rock and garage country with hints of southern blues to deliver a sound that is steeped in vintage American styles, but also organic and venturesome. Kelly Dearing (lead vocals), John Coley (bass), Eric Dearing (guitars), Christina Gavin (keys & backing vocals), Mike Manion (guitar & backing vocals), and Dave Millar (drums). ... more
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