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Prosodick
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Something Real
03:06
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Come On
05:00
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Give It To Me
03:56
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Tell It Like It Is
03:10
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Razzmatazz
02:43
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Your Dog No More
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Ardor and Passion
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Got It Bad
03:13
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No Place to Go
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Matter of Love
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The Mighty Ya-Ya Eindhoven, Netherlands
Grind your classic rock albums, add some universal danceable grooves, the firm but gentle grip of Mother Blues, bombastic big-band fury, a hint of kitsch and whoop: there’s the Ya-Ya’s sound. The Mighty Ya-Ya generates some truly original grooves by up-cycling the classic amplified sounds we all (should) love. ... more
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