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Duck Pond
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Up the Country
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Cannon Beach
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Descending Star
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Blue
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Last in Line
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You Make the Call
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Shade of Love
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27 Forever
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Spin Your Wheels
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300 Miles
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Rockin' Chair
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Lovely Today
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Sasha Bell Missoula, montana
Known for her work with New York baroque ensemble Ladybug Transistor and Elephant 6 psych pop group, The Essex Green, Sasha Bell is a multi-faceted performer and musician most heralded for her sweetly melodic vocals and lithe instrumentation. She currently lives in Missoula. MT with band members John Fleming, Bryan Ramirez, Chris Bacon and Colin Johnson. ... more
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