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Buffalo Jump
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Once Again
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Angola
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Must A Been Something
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New Found Land
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Creaky Old Town
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Take Me On Your Wind
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The Lights
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What Do You Do
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Irene
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John Borra Toronto, Ontario
At age 16, John Borra played his first gig at the legendary Toronto punk bar The Turning Point. Since then he has been a part of nearly every significant musical movement in the city. These days he’s best known as a troubadour, albeit one with a rebellious storytelling streak that can be traced back to Hank Williams and other pioneering voices of folk and country music. ... more
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