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Drinkin' Again
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Stay the Same
03:08
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Mexico MO
03:30
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Mama'a Shoes
02:58
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Wish I Still Cared
02:02
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One Thing in Common
03:17
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Sunday Afternoon
03:39
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Dixon
02:53
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Three Waves
02:45
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Hardest Part
03:47
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Doug Collins and the Receptionists Minneapolis, Minnesota
Called "one of the most brilliant songwriters to emerge from the Twin Cities in nearly two decades" by southernminn.com, Doug Collins's hooky mix of Beatle-esque pop and classic country are highlighted in his energetic shows (both solo and with his crack band, the Receptionists), soulful singing, and honest, emotional songs. ... more
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