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Start Over
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No Bridge
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Proven
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Use
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Sides
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Reminder
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One Hundred Faces
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Sinking City
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Backroads
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Soul Surrender
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Roger Bryan and The Orphans Buffalo, New York
For the past 16 years Roger Bryan and The Orphans have been forging a path merging classic american songwriting with both grace and recklessness. Over the course of 5 albums, multiple EP’s and singles, they have created a catolog of ragged glory that continues to grow and evolve while managing to keep a heart still stitched on it’s worn sleeve. Their latest EP “That’s Life!” is now streaming. ... more
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