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Giggle Amidst The Tears
03:34
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Shame On You
02:32
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Find A Way Out
02:52
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Smothered In Love
03:14
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Nanny
03:23
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You're Breaking My Heart
03:09
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Precious As England
03:29
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On Broadway
03:29
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Rock You To Sleep
03:23
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Whisper
02:22
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What Time Is It?
02:22
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Memories
03:06
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One Kind Favor Vinyl Records Massachusetts
The primary aim of One Kind Favor is to reissue recordings from the 60s-90s on handsome and affordable
vinyl.
Some releases will be appearing on wax for the first time and others will be highly prized collector's items that are coming back in print after a long absence. OKF will also release carefully chosen records by contemporary artists. You can buy vinyl on the label's website:
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this album is loved so dearly. reminds me of what i loved about moondog, a vibe that is so seldomly found in music. not to say this is “like moondog” either, bc it is entirely it’s own thing. i listen to this album by accident three times often, before i realize it ended. thank you so much for this. my spirit needed it.
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