Augie March: Meredith Music Festival 2003
Augie March live at the Meredith Music Festival 2003 1. Brundisium 2. Addle Brains 3. There's Something At The Bottom Of The Black Pool 4. Song In The Key Of Chance 5. The Brothel Creeper 6. Little Wonder 7. The Night Is A Blackbird 8. Tulip 9. One Crowded Hour 10. This Train Will Be Taking Not Passengers Glenn Richards Adam Donovan David Williams Edmondo Ammendola Kiernan Box The Arnold Horns are Adam Hutterer Mathew Habbin Ken Gardener
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Augie March live at the Meredith Music Festival 2003 1. Brundisium 2. Addle Brains 3. There's Something At The Bottom Of The Black Pool 4. Song In The Key Of Chance 5. The Brothel Creeper 6. Little Wonder 7. The Night Is A Blackbird 8. Tulip 9. One Crowded Hour 10. This Train Will Be Taking Not Passengers Glenn Richards Adam Donovan David Williams Edmondo Ammendola Kiernan Box The Arnold Horns are Adam Hutterer Mathew Habbin Ken Gardener
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