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Start A Revolution
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Never Be The Same
04:22
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Tipping Point
03:09
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Burning Up
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Only My Love
03:43
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Shoulda Known Better
03:31
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Wanna Get Down
03:06
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The False
03:52
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Red Pills
04:48
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Losing My Mind
03:50
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Smokescreen
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The Few Boston, Massachusetts
A cool indie vibe with a touch of twang and an affection for vintage. The Few share a similar sound with The Black Keys and Grace Potter & the Nocturnals. A band since 2006, The Few have been around the block. Playing all over New England and releasing three albums with the third being their latest "Love & Whiskey." For the new album, The Few recruited pedal steel pal Tony Susen to add a new flare ... more
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