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Raw
03:23
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Heavy Soul
02:29
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Poor Me
03:18
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Where I'll Be
02:52
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She
03:02
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Let Love Guide You On
04:09
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The City Hollers Amsterdam, Netherlands
The City Hollers are a band without the fuss of unnecessary band members, that brings the roots of blues rock and brings it
into the 21st century.
Raw vocals, crackling guitar riffs and loud creative grooves are the main ingredience.
Ain’t two musicians a bit scarce? Yes! And precisely because of this, Ruben and Henk-Jan, rock the house with their thrilling performance.
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