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Swamp Daddy
04:12
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Old Dogs
02:07
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Life on the Mines
03:41
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The Rapture
03:19
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Whiskey Glasses
03:00
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Wet Chant
01:05
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Carolina (radio edit)
02:30
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Old Dogs (radio edit)
02:11
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The Wet Boys Virginia
Americana Mayhem from Virginia.
Swampy-Tonk outlaws
Record
Independent full-length.
Tomahawk Brock, vocals.
Ryan "Mortician" Moore, guitar.
Motley Henderschott, guitar.
Andrew Bancroft, drums.
Ryan Anderson, bass.
... more
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