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The Longest Time
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Boulevard
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Open Space
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Magdalena's Heart
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Fool My Eye
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This Is Love
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Gotta Notion
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From Here To You
04:53
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Shadow Talk
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Amber Shades
03:43
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Rain Downtown
02:09
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Backwards Land
07:17
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Michael Vincent Woodside, California
MICHAEL VINCENT is a San Francisco Bay Area singer/ songwriter and recording artist who performs with his full band U No
Who.
The new MICHAEL VINCENT album ELECTRIC FOX showcases an exciting new direction in Michael’s writing style that displays a range of genres from power pop to alternative, and even edgier punk and metal influences while always maintaining that signature MICHAEL VINCENT feel.
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