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Shame And Scorn
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Freight Train
03:20
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Hello Walls
02:31
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Yellow Bird
03:29
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Oh Lonesome Me
02:05
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Walkin After Midnight
02:23
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A Thing
02:13
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Hello Stranger
03:20
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Lovesick Blues
02:09
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Faded Love
02:32
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Lazy Bones
03:45
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Your Cheatin Heart
03:03
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Sing
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Yellow Bird Berlin, Germany
YELLOW BIRD (USA, CH and DE) with two-part harmony singing, bass clarinet, guitars and percussion. The lyrical and powerful
voices of Manon Kahle und Lucia Cadotsch tell stories of black trains and blue cowgirls, backed by an awesome band: Ronny Graupe, Uli Kempendorff and Ludwig Wandinger.
EDDA LOU at times sounds like the lost soundtrack of a Jarmusch or Coen Brothers film.
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