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Snow Covered Eyes
02:17
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Chuck Man
03:19
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Turtle Soup
03:30
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Cold Love
03:15
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Brick City Blues
04:17
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Mister Charlie
03:33
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Ten Years Too Long
03:43
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Fourth of July
03:42
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Purple Prince
03:09
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Steel Mill Blues
04:12
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Aunt Caroline
04:03
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Matermathu Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Music, to Matt, Alex, Dave, and Tim is the truest form of expression. As artists they strive to transmit their feelings into every note and beat, leaving the listener with the new sounds of blues and folk music, while holding on to the honest beauty of music. Matermathu brings a new generation a piece of what music used to be, a piece of what music was meant to be, and an ode to what music can be. ... more
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