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Train Kept a Rollin'
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Help Me Baby
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Outcast
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Spoonful
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Restrictions
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Who's Been Talkin'
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Hit the Road Jack
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It All Ends
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Charlie's Tune
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Only Me
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Finchley Boys Champaign, Illinois
In the late 60s and early 70s the biggest band in the C-U music scene was the Finchley Boys. They released their only album, Everlasting Tributes, in 1972. Over the years the original pressing of "E.T" became a highly sought after item in collectors circles and was frequently bootlegged on vinyl and CD. The band played reunion shows in 2010 and will reform once again in October 2016. ... more
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