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On Our Way Back Home
06:12
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Where the Man Waits
03:51
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Little Lady
04:36
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If You See Her
05:44
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Winter
03:44
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Hurts
06:27
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Down the River Home
04:00
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Harlaz
04:39
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You Know
04:31
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Our Garden
03:49
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Mad About Mountains Hasselt, Belgium
Piet de Pessemier created a universe that is engulfed in soft Americana and
melancholy alt. Country together with
Myrthe Luyten (bass, vocals), Davy Jansen
(guitar, lap steel guitar, vocals) and drummer Pol Meunier. To capture the vintage
seventies nostalgia on the album, they decided to record ‘Radio Harlaz’ on an
analogue tape recorder. The album was canned on sixteen tracks and completely
live
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