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Minnedosa
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Mining for Freedom
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Call Me Home
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Feel Some Love
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Old Crow
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Down the River
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Hardwired
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Old School Rock & Roll
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Shadows
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Canada to Heartbreak
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Desert Rose
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Johnson Crook Toronto, Ontario
The moment Toronto roots rock band Johnson Crook played together, they knew they not only had harmony in their voices, but a deep personal connection that made the idea of forming a group a foregone conclusion. each member of Johnson Crook contributes equally, injecting their unique personalities into the overall sound built on four voices. That chemistry is heard on their new record “The Album” ... more
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