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Tumblin'
04:05
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Go Back
04:36
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Salvation
05:37
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Can't You See
04:00
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Waxy Collar
07:09
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Screen
03:48
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Burn 'a' Hole
03:53
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Birthday Boogie
01:40
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Vine of Love
06:04
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Dream Girl
05:56
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Jukin'
03:47
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Let it Grow
03:35
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Miracle Spin
05:48
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The Downtown Train Los Angeles, California
Brought to you by the hearts and minds of Los Angeles natives, The Downtown Train, our tone takes you back to 1950's Chicago, yet our sound is uniquely hip modern Los Angeles. Fragments of streets, skylines and love add color & depth to our original tunes. Best known for the dance parties that ensue during our sets, we are no stranger to the slow dirty blues with which we built our musical vibe. ... more
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