Where the Lions Sleep, by The Brother Fox

Where the Lions Sleep

by The Brother Fox

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1.	Dust and Stone 02:42	buy track
2.	Where the Lions Sleep 05:29	buy track
3.	Learn 03:49	buy track
4.	On the Radio 03:51	buy track
5.	Into the Black (Neil Young Cover) 03:22	buy track

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released January 2, 2014

Dan Kennedy - acoustic/piano/drums/vox
Bill Hinkle - lead and rhythm electric guitars
Mike Kennedy - harmonica
Jim Hawkes - rythmn guitar/vox
Ryan Tidwell - cello

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