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Desperado
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I Wouldn't Be Me
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The Lovesick Blues
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She Taught Me To Yodel
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The Harmonic Resonators New Zealand
"The Harmonic Resonators are a quartet based in Auckland that play a blend of acoustic country/roots
musics.
The bands music primarily supports singer Jeremy Hantler's soulful voice and is accompanied by Joel Vinson on guitar, Eamon Edmundson-Wells on upright bass and Tristan Hancock on Banjo.
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