Cheyenne Goossen
Love the raw soul funk folk
Favorite track: Breaking Bottles.
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Waiting
03:41
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Three Excuses
05:50
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Switchblade Knife
05:06
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Kids These Days
04:48
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Evil Man
07:13
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Breaking Bottles
11:45
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Corey & the Tribe Akron, Ohio
If Jim Morrison and Jack White got white girl wasted at a dive bar in the afterlife, and sloppily slurred some Modest Mouse - the squeaky mumbles would be somewhat similar to the anxious blues tone that is Corey & The Tribe. Sifting in between the sheets of Blues & Rock, remnants of the old times and the modern age of sounds have been married into an anxious foot tapping frenzy. ... more
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