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Little Hell
04:09
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Let Me Be
03:53
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Done With It All
04:25
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You Will
03:42
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Free At Last
03:48
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Westbound Train
04:03
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Settle Down
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Kissin' Singin' Laughin'
02:28
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Braden Foulkes Ottawa, Ontario
A mixture of many influences with a foundation in Blues, Country and Rock, Braden Foulkes’ music can only be described as ever changing. In the process of recording his third studio album, Braden and his band have had a banner year performing at RBC Bluesfest and playing iconic venues in Ontario such as the Horseshoe Tavern and the Mansion, and intend on keeping that rock and roll ball rolling. ... more
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