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Roll This Rock
03:35
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How I Feel
02:59
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Long Slow Ride
05:09
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Perfect Storm
03:05
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If We Were Free
03:19
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West Kentucky Wind
04:27
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Wings of Iron
05:17
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Count Your Blessings
04:36
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Take Me Back
04:06
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Krishna Feeney El Cerrito, California
Krishna Feeney is a Bay Area CA singer-songwriter whose powerful vocals cut through the noise and convey a wide range of emotions. Her debut album includes 10 original tracks with influences from the rich American folk tradition from country, old-time, bluegrass, blues and jazz. Her voice is unique, raw, and soulful. ... more
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