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What was I thinking?
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Against The Wall
04:00
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I Just Am
03:33
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Land of the Lost
05:01
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Blow Smoke
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Pour It Out
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Sailors
02:56
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I've Got A Friend
03:37
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Be Strong
04:01
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Mad Mad World
06:02
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Lion Song
02:59
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Seasons
04:47
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Where or When
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James and the Drifters Fort Wayne, Indiana
James and the Drifters has one objective: play music that embodies love and positivity. Their sound is the transfiguration
of modern pop/folk into the likeness of the rock
JATD continuously tours regionally and gains support by investing in local events and relationships. Their latest E.P., “Get the Spirit”, recorded at Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, AL, was released independently in 2015.
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