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Mexico
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My Heart Belongs to You
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ICUCUCME
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Stranger in My Hometown
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18 Miles to Lebanon
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Barely See the Road
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Weatherman Says
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Cold Moon
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Incognito Cartel Nashville, Tennessee
Americana jangle pop rock band Incognito Cartel is not your typical Music Row band,with a killer retro style influenced by
the early Beatles, Monkees, Byrds, Hollies, the Band, Eagles, Paul Revere & the Raiders, and Tom Petty.
Incognito Cartel lineup: guitarist Tom Templeman, bassist Terri Templeman, keyboardist Don Gaylord, & drummer Frank Larkin.
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