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Here & Now
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Give It A Chance
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Don't Hold Back
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Residue
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Walk Away
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April Fool
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Straight & Narrow
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Reluctant Hero
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Down In The Mouth
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Penance
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I Feel Fine
04:48
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One Less Story
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Terminally Askew
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Whatever Happens
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Heavy Lifting
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Better Days
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Go Time! Chicago, Illinois
Chicago-based band, GO TIME!
This band has put out 4 stunning releases that have
received high praise – and support of terrestrial and internet radio.
Deeply submerged in amped up jangle and buzz, along with a healthy dose of pop riffs GO TIME continues to churn out high quality rock and roll.
CONTACT GO TIME! @ gotimeband@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/gotimeband
www.gotimeband.com
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