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Come On Home
02:50
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This Cold Life
04:31
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Change Your Name
03:22
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New History
05:42
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Many Wrongs
03:07
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Some Other Life
04:50
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Jim and Jolene
03:38
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New Roses
04:47
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Recovered Bodies
04:43
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All For You
02:43
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Eleven 16
04:15
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The One
03:07
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Motherless Child
05:50
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The Co-Conspirators Hemmingford, Québec
The Co-Conspirators is a Hemmingford, QC based duo playing modern folk music with elements of country, rock, blues, gospel, bluegrass, spirituals, and general roots music. With heavy emphasis on vocal harmonies, this duo had been compared to Ian and Sylvia Tyson and Richard and Linda Thompson. They perform mostly original music along with some traditional and contemporary covers. ... more
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