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Lonesome Road
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Blood And Wine
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Hourglass
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Not What I Look Like
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Bait
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Flo Kern Germany
One guitar and a bottleneck is all he needs to take us into his world. "In my songs i like to cross the border between reality and dream - what lies in the twilight zone" Grown up with the blues, his sound reflects the big range of his inspirations. Rooted deeply in his influences still steadily refining and pacing on his peculiar way. ... more
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