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Silver Dollar Sunday
02:56
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Who Am I Talking To
02:33
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See Yer Picture Too
01:37
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I Can't Stand It
02:48
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In My Car
03:05
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Radio Dios
00:25
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Dog And Pony Show
01:50
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Wild Blood
03:08
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Silver Lakes
02:31
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Long Time
04:04
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The Summer Sun
03:09
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You And Me
02:24
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I Can't Go Wrong
03:11
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Lolas Birmingham, Alabama
The Lolas was formed in 1998 by Tim Boykin. The band / project released several critically-acclaimed albums, played in NYC, Los Angeles, Nashville, Osaka, Tokyo, Kyoto, and Okayama. Lineups included Mark Reynolds, Jesse Suttle, Bryan Price, Walon Smith, Don Tinsley, Saylor Anderson, Hitoshi Bando, Brad Quinn, Jeff Waites, Shea Rives, Valis Procházka, and Jacob Walcher. ... more
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