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Band Intro
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Walking On The Water
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Black Gold Fever
03:16
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Hound Of Heaven
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Salvation Wings
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Jerry Chamberlain Nashville, Tennessee
Singer/Songwriter, Producer, Lead Guitarist, Daniel Amos (DA), The Swirling Eddies, The Balls of France, Boy-O-Boy, The
Pickled Beats, Pamelita & Parker
Plato described artistic talent as “madness that comes from God”, and Aristotle claimed that “all men who are outstanding in … the arts are melancholic”.
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