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Lookout Tower demo
02:27
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Good Morning demo
01:08
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Hurts To Feel demo
01:33
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The moon in my hand
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Echo demo
03:15
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Night demo
03:58
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Phony Stream demo
03:12
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Every Little Thing demo
03:07
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Ode To You demo
04:08
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Master Medium
05:55
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On a reel they box the tricks, and on a reel it makes no sense.
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Movin
05:18
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Now And Forever
07:52
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Twice The Distance
02:51
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No Occasion
02:57
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BCD
04:31
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Locust Avenue Norman, Oklahoma
Locust Avenue is a Norman, OK based rock band. Their first release was a demo project, "Songs For the Shortwave," in 2001. A hiatus from recording would follow, but the band returned to the studio in 2004 and beyond. The current lineup is Richard Haas (drums) Todd Walker (guitar) Jeff Cooper (bass) and Jeff Richardson (guitar.) Their latest album "Walden Street" was released in February of 2018. ... more
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