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Coffee
01:40
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Grown My Bones
04:14
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My Friend
03:53
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Silver Dagger
04:46
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Wild
01:28
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Cowboy
03:20
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Sophie
03:24
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Lullaby
02:50
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Patience
04:04
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Back Pocket Love
03:54
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After You've Gone
03:13
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The Line
05:17
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The Ladles Brooklyn, New York
The Ladles have three part female harmony perfected - but their sound is more than that… They are an amalgamation of their respective histories and influences, blending Folk, Pop, and Swing into a sound all their own. With thoughtful and sophisticated arrangements, The Ladles create a dreamy, otherworldly atmosphere that draws audiences in and demands attention. ... more
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