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Polly Loved Me (I Know)
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Coney Island Dog
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A Hard Day In Manhattan
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Breadfoot North Carolina
Breadfoot was spawn of the East River Delta. He digs his whisky neat and his coffee black. He is a one-man band whose idiosyncratic take on life and wide range of influences from The Carter Family and The Sherman Brothers to Tom Waits and X, fuels his unique brand of Tin Pan Folk & Americana. ... more
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