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Salvadore
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Apple
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Come Along
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One Of These Days
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Lies Your Momma Told Me
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Elijah
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I Threw It Away
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No Rest For The Wicked
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Tired Rider
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Elliot Brown Northland, New Zealand
Born and raised in New Zealand Elliot has spent his life writing and performing original music throughout the North Island with a one-year stint in Tennessee. Elliot was taught by his father and raised on Traditional ballads, Country, and 50's and 60's pop. Elliot plays most of the instruments in his recordings these days and records in his bedroom studio with whatever gear is there at the time. ... more
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