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Can't Get Through To You
02:58
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Look It In The Face
04:03
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A Distant Signal
03:50
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Road Song
04:22
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Queenies
03:49
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Goin' Back
03:42
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Weight of Expectation
03:20
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Full House Man
03:50
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Crescent Moon
04:16
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Kick Back
03:03
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Sharp Dressed Man
02:28
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Absent Sons London, UK
Absent Sons are a blues and americana influenced acoustic duo based in London. After a number of years gigging around the country performing blues covers, they've just launched their first album of original material, entitled 'A Distant Signal'.
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