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Cognac
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Innocence
04:48
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Hey Sister
04:39
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Liven Up The Night
03:54
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Roam
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Running Your Mouth
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Why Don't You Love It
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Woman You Need
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Honest Woman
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Milly Tabak & The Miltones Auckland, New Zealand
Milly Tabak & The Miltones channel a classic Americana sound in brand new single ‘Honest Woman’. The song is Tabak’s first release since winning the Taite Prize Best Independent Debut for The Miltones, and is the title track from the band's forthcoming album Honest Woman, set for release in July. ... more
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Powerful vocals and affecting lyrics, this is magnificent stuff. Thank you for sharing your art with us Reb! Clearly, I am late to the party, but happy to be here now and will listen quietly from my corner so as not to break the spell.
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Figured it was high time to add this gem. While I don't necessarily have a favourite track, the only reason it's taken me so long to buy it can be heard in the closing lyrics... "I didn't get around to it... I'll add it to the list..." :P
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