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Intro
00:13
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Nights Like This
03:10
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Dead Flowers
04:12
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Nashville Fairy
03:31
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Bad Whisky
04:08
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Tum Balalayke
05:09
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Truck Drivin' Man
03:47
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Roll On, Muddy River
04:21
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I Will Survive
04:48
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Just My Imagination
06:38
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Country Death Song
05:17
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Liquor And Whores
03:56
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The Vermeers Boyne City, Michigan
Alt country meets indie folk pop meets rock 'n roll barn dance, The Vermeers have been doin' what they do since 2006!
The Vermeers recommends:
Aunt Vicki are (sounds like it should be "is", but "are", on account of there's two of them) really hip and cool! One is loud and delivers your mail, the other is left handed and makes clothes!
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No One Needs to Know
by The Lonely Lovers
Traverse the Great Lakes State via songs of heartbreak an' such! Led by a doctor/professor/reverend who wears fancy cowboy shirts—they aren't afraid to drop eff bombs on stage at 3pm!
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Cheap Diction
by Patty PerShayla & The Mayhaps
Patty rocks! That's all!
go to albumIf you like The Vermeers, you may also like:
Enough as it Was
by Amos the Kid
Terrifically edgy guitar rock defines the latest from Amos the Kid, funneling country influence through a gritty indie aesthetic.
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Carla Geneve returns with a record of jittery alt-rock, topped with lyrics that are both wry and introspective.
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The In-Between
by Dolly Valentine
Beautiful ballads wreathed with mist, “The In-Between” boasts gentle melodies and rich Americana arrangements.
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