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Behind The Shed
04:02
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2. |
Football Song
03:09
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Trouble
03:05
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Track Record
04:04
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Useful
02:31
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Way
02:42
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Rollercoaster Ride
03:44
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The Anybody Benefit
03:32
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Suspect
03:37
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Shangri-La (Parts 1 & 2)
04:51
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11. |
Just Because
03:43
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Keeper Of The Bandages
04:15
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Worse
02:50
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Templeton Columbus, Ohio
The band, Templeton was my brainchild from the late '90s through the mid '00s. None of my band mates made it all the way
from inception to demise, although I romanticize the moments I shared with Emily Ann Allen, Bryan Myers, Ben Kemp, Caleb Bandy, Tony Nguyen, and Dan Bell. Here's a look back at some of my favorite studio recordings.
Cheers,
Christian
... more
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