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Love is a Rose
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Emmylou
04:12
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You're Running Wild
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Every Little Thing
03:16
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Love Grows Wild
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I'm Alive
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Me and the Wildwood Rose
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Backyard Birds Santa Cruz, California
Backyard Birds - Linda Baker (vocals, electric guitar), Jean Catino (vocals and ukulele), June Coha (vocals and ukulele), Larry Prather (bass) and Linc Russin (mandolin) - performs a fresh blend of vocal harmonies in a wide variety of music, uncovering great, overlooked songs in genres ranging from Americana, rock and roll, alt-country and R&B to jazz standards. www.backyardbirdsband.com ... more
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