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Brother
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Fishing For A Song
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Raise Your Glass
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When The Rain Comes
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Five Rivers
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Robe Days
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She's Got What It Takes
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They Chose Each Other
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The Kids
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Our Song
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Brad Creel Portland, Oregon
Lava Lamp Country is a place where Gram Parsons and John Prine are constantly spinning on the turntable, Cher frolics with
Bigfoot in the backyard, the lights are low, and the lava lamps flow.
Lava Lamp Country is also the new album by BRAD CREEL & THE REEL DEEL, their fourth, as well as the musical genre that they practice.
“Gifted with the pen, punchline, and guitar”
– Portland Mercury
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