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Circus Song
03:45
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2. |
Move Along
04:08
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3. |
See The Break of Day
02:46
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Topeka
01:58
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Steam Train
00:20
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The Minstrel
03:20
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7. |
Track Sounds
00:16
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8. |
As Well As I Love Her
01:56
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Church and Street Sounds
00:07
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10. |
Who Do You Pray To?
02:39
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11. |
She Walks Into The Room
03:23
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Desolation Waltz
05:24
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Dusty Record
10:27
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Intuitive Compass Williams, Oregon
Bio
Intuitive Compass combines the diverse talents of song writer and guitar pioneer, Jason Dea West, and
old time circus freak and accordionist, Aurelia Anne Cohen. Purveyors of “Original Western Folk Music”, they offer a timeless sound, which evokes a musical America of the past without ever sounding dated.
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