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Gypsy Fever
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Nothing Left To Lose
04:54
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Curious Alice
04:10
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Back To You
03:43
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Mr. Conformity
02:55
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Miss Betty
03:17
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Desert Spring Rose
04:57
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You Remind Me
03:56
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Raging Tides
04:28
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Wicked Ways
02:49
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Easy
04:28
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Hell & Back
03:52
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Senza Senso
02:46
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The Fox & The Hounds Chicago, Illinois
The sextet create seductive and sensual sounds with elements of high-drama classic rock, baroque chamber pop and cabaret- style performance. There truly is nothing like them in the Windy City, and on the cusp of releasing their debut album, they're well on their way to making their mark. ... more
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