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Blackberry Brandy
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Crash This Car
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Brush Fire
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Hurry Up
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Wine and Shine
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China Plates
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In the Line of Fire
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The Rightly So Buffalo, New York
Born in the heart of the Buffalo rust belt but refined on the back roads of America, The Rightly So brings a vibrant energy to Americana music. The acoustic duo, comprised of Greg Zeis & Jess Chizuk, have taken their modern folk music on the road for the last two years, living and touring out of their homemade RV full-time. ... more
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