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Get Out (Now)
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Now!
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Nickels & Dimes
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Fear This Change
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Hands and Feet
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Bless Your Heart
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Morning Light
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Goodnight
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Slowhand
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Lights Out
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The Do Good Badlies Toronto, Ontario
The DGB embody everything that has made rock & roll timeless: raw sounds; big energy; no fear; no limits. Influenced by 70's garage and punk, big classic rock sound, and the current indie rock revolution - this is whisky fuelled, high-energy rock & roll! ... more
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