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Let's All Go Insane
03:49
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That Girl's Got Eyes
03:24
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All Day
03:40
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Fly Alone
03:16
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Sit Still
02:51
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Storm The Beach
04:33
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Seaside Blues
03:16
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Window Pane
02:47
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Postcard
03:27
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Loot The Joint
02:52
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What Kind Of World
04:24
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Tony Baltimore Florida
Years before building his genre-bending "alternative roots-rock" sound in the beachside bars and clubs of Key West, Tony
Baltimore grew up in urban Maryland, raised by working-class parents.
"I come from a family of Italian immigrants," says the singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, who regularly plays upwards of eight shows per week. "A work ethic was beaten into me."
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