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Arrows We Break
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Institution Blues
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Angels and Demons
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Indian Lake
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Freedom Fries
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Carry In A Tune
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We're On The Move Now
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Folkfaces Buffalo, New York
Folkfaces is a Buffalo-based quartet that specializes in “Rowdy Jazz & Bluesy Roots.” Folkfaces has an irresistibly danceable energy and a unique versatility, being able to engage a crowd whether busking on the street, playing in a small barroom, or putting on a full electric show. The band draws influence from a multitude of genres, including folk, jazz, blues, Americana, jug band, and bluegrass. ... more
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