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Green
04:23
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Something Good
02:36
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Plastic Sea
03:08
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Our Way
05:01
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Gold
02:51
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Too Old
02:30
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Morning Guy
03:22
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F
06:23
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Jealous
03:00
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Time Flies
02:54
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We Can Be Alone
03:08
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King Rib Glasgow, UK
King Rib is the solo project of Craig McIntyre of Glasgow's fearsome and much loved Citizens and more recently Cutty's Gym, who continue to tear up stages across the city. As King Rib McIntyre has found a dusty porch to lament a mellower Americana songwriting style. Finger picking and gently stomping there are traces of King Creosote and Beck in his new work. ... more
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