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Intro to the Show
00:57
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For a Moment
04:44
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Hard Times
03:22
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Gypsy Circus Music
03:04
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Honeybee
04:44
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Subtle Synchronicities
03:56
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Hey Button
04:39
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Maybe my next dog...
01:49
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So Well
05:02
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Perfect Remedy
04:26
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Under Big Skies
04:35
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16. |
The Devil Song
04:33
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Richie Allen Buchborn Denver, Colorado
Richie Allen and the Bad Ideas formed when Richie and established drummer, Jake Williams, went to work hand picking musicians that would fit their vision of a live-performance aesthetic. Together with Kari Clifton (cello), Miranda Clemenson (voice) and Smith Vaughn (bass) the band was formed. The band counts Neil Young, Damien Rice, and Dave Matthews among their influences. ... more
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