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Jubilee
03:45
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Pretty Baby
02:48
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Sonny
04:10
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Petals
04:01
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Let's Go Out Dancing
03:50
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Grapefruit Moon
02:52
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In My Teeth
02:39
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Beauty and Her Beast
04:20
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Leaving Daddy
04:01
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Situation's Dire
04:12
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Blackfoot Daisy Atlanta, Georgia
Texas songwriter, Don Sechelski and Montana songwriter, Wendy DuMond, joined forces in Atlanta, GA to create Blackfoot Daisy. Multi-instrumentalist, Jim Kirkland added his jazz sensibility and the sound was complete.
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