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You Maybe
04:08
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Stranger in My Own Town
05:26
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Ready to Start Looking
03:46
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Now You Know
05:27
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Priest
03:20
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New Eyes
04:54
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See the Light
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When I Wasn't Looking
04:56
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Send Me to the Shore
03:23
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Reverie
04:07
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Wayward Path
05:18
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Shiny Shiny Black Goshen, Indiana
Shiny Shiny Black is a growing Midwestern band with the determination to become a must-see act. From the onset the band has taken aim at classic guitar tones (Luke Doucet, Tom Petty) and indie rock sensibilities (Wilco, The Spring Standards). Self-labeled “Coffee-House Rock N’ Roll”, you can expect a highly crafted experience that is simultaneously fun and transcendent. ... more
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