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Vacation
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My Move
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Bubbles
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Hard To Grow
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Still Here
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It Is Time
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Where's The Divine
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Kiss Me
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Backwards
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A Friend Or Two
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L'Resorts Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Consider them your midwestern Sonny and Cher minus the comedy routine and kitsch.
Milwaukee band
L’Resorts blend electric folk and americana with a subtle, 60s pop twinge. Formed by boyfriend/girlfriend team Vincent Kircher (Jaill) and Martha Cannon (Lady Cannon), the supergroup includes members from Milwaukee’s well-known bands including Saturday Night Duets, Ruth B8r Ginsburg and more.
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