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Intro
00:23
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Mom and Dad
03:53
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Mary Kay Got Married
03:11
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Is Ross Coming Over?
02:16
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Mr. Dabolena
03:43
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Solitary Man
04:26
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Go, Go, Go
05:12
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Pennsylvania University
04:00
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Downtown
04:35
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Uno Dos Tres
03:23
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My Son
03:39
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Congressional Page
07:17
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Hugh's Song
06:04
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The Gymnast Song
03:48
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The Amazing All My Children Band Buffalo, New York
The Amazing All My Children Band was birthed from a concept blending ball bearings and hair gel. From those humble beginnings circa 1992, AAMCB have grown into one of the most unrecognized talents in independent music. Blending influences from folk indie to japanese punk to epic rock to Randy Newman, the Amazing All My Children Band is true rock and roll as is was meant to be. ... more
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