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Amplifier Switches
04:23
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Koi Pond
02:08
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Self Divide
03:03
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Skeletons
04:07
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Bent Carousel
03:01
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Santa Rosa
03:53
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The Minor Blues
05:15
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F.U.B.A.R.
04:27
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C.T. Tanker
03:27
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T-Bone Stop Sign
04:54
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Street Lights
04:50
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Good Riddance
06:42
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Intro
00:38
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Lassiter
05:04
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Riding for the Brand
03:58
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Shadows on the Sage
03:17
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Fall of Balancing Rock
03:41
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Deception Pass
02:18
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Under the Cottonwoods
03:51
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Waylon Speed Burlington, Vermont
Waylon Speed was created after playing together at a local honky-tonk in Burlington, Vermont. While Waylon Speed is not
influenced by mainstream music, they integrate each members individual influences to achieve a truly unique genre all of it’s own.
Named after the guitarist Rev. Chad Hammaker’s son, Waylon, the band is a family owned and operated enterprise.
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