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Save Me a Waltz
03:39
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Don't Listen to the Wind
04:30
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Co Fa
04:09
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Summer Breeze
02:13
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Tennessee Blues
04:10
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Joe Simien Special
02:51
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Courville McGee Waltz
02:36
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Late for the Dance
03:14
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Satisfied Mind
04:14
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One Life to Love You
03:16
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Bartender's Blues
04:02
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Happy One Step
03:13
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Rose & The Bros Ithaca, New York
Rose & The Bros are a powerhouse ensemble specializing in irresistible Zydeco and Cajun dance grooves resonating with sweet vocal harmonies and crooning country roots. With a shared dream to simply have a blast while making people dance without stopping, Rosie Newton, Paul Martin, and Steve Selin set out to collect tunes and the rare ingredients of a no holds barred Zydeco and Cajun dance party. ... more
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