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Rains Coming Down
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Train
02:42
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Muddy Water
03:05
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I Hope So
02:01
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Got To Have Time
03:02
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River Song
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My Good Friends
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Little Buffalo River Band Jasper, Arkansas
LBRB was formed on the banks of Little Buffalo River in 2009. Starting out practicing in an old motel and playing local parties the band has continued to produce an original set mixed with classic crowd pleasing covers that span several genres. More of a music family consisting of siblings, sticking together for several years now the band has jammed with many different musicians along the way. ... more
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