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Bucksnot
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Two Bob Watches
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Kitty in a Basket
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What Matters Most
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Coming After You
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Pounding the Pavement
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Delorean the Fish
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Certainly Could Do That
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How's The Weather
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Carrots
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Tyed Eyed Jelly Bean
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Prickly Pear
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Impossible Marshmallow
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Crab Apple circus
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The Cape Crusdaer
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Power Outage
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The Rain In Spain
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Noodle Bug
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Mr. Smith Melbourne, Australia
Ron E. Smith - All instruments and Vocals.
Born and raised in the downriver area of
Detroit.
Played in many bands over the years.
Gigged and recorded with many different types of artists. Lived all over the states. Nowadays living in the Great land down under and doing it solo. Also recording other artists as well.
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You're Not Stuck in This World
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Brilliant songwriting & a wonderful cast of Artists
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Reflections Vol. 1 (Bumble Bee Crown King)
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