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Dropout Theory
03:25
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Sunday Morning Paper
05:01
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One-Line Obituary
03:24
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Walk Me Back to Rosie
04:08
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Your Only Addict
04:12
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Ohio Motel Room
04:43
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Brand New Me
03:44
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Second Best
03:14
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Incomplete Suite
02:43
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Someone Else's Eyes
08:18
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the Jimmyriggers Montréal, Québec
"Canada's truest contribution to the alt-country genre" - Exclaim!
With clever song
structures, crisp vocal harmonies and a healthy dose of twang, the Jimmyriggers deliver a potent mix of sounds that will appeal to rock and roots fans alike.
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