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Beast of Joy
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Dream Girl
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Right in front of me
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A good Lie
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Awkward Hearts
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The Crumbs
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Wild Roots
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A Foreigner
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Lonely in Space
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Today
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Lover's Mind
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Wagner the Band Wiener Neustadt, Austria
Rainer Wagner's musical roots are rock bands of the 60s and 70s such as the Beatles, Led Zeppelin or Deep Purple. Later in his career as a singer and vocal teacher he also discovered the soul and funk of Prince, Marvin Gaye and RHCP for him. In his project Wagner the Band he strives to combine all these influences into a hot sauce that he simply calls Soul Rock. ... more
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