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Whiskey Hollow Bound
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Gonna Buy Me A Ticket
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Mama Knows Best
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Sweetheart Of The Rodeo
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Becoming a Poet
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Cocaine Blues
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Cool Me Down
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No More Cane
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The Breakmen Vancouver, British Columbia
What started out as adventurous bluegrass quartet has fast become a sharply focused roots music outfit that owes as much to
The Band and Blue Rodeo as it does to John Hartford and Bill Monroe.
"With their new album The Breakmen have placed themselves ontop of the Americana Scene...." Folkworld Magazine, Germany
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