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40,000 Star Hotel
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Benjamin
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Cassidy's Blues
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River
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Open Road
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I'm Gonna Miss Ya
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Keep It To Myself
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All I Want
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Kelly Brouhaha Adelaide, Australia
"She's known for having an extraordinarily rare voice" - CLARE BOWDITCH
The South
Australian Award Winning Songwriter is one of those artists who's unique style simply cannot be put into a box.
From big blues to soulful country, it is music that is real and raw and vulnerable.
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