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King and Compass
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I Believe (Demo)
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Show Me, I Show You
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Gordie B and the Turtletones Altoona, Pennsylvania
Gordie B and the Turtletones are a handful of humble guys that enjoy playing together, and showcasing the joy that they have found through faith, and life. Their are songs are fun and energetic, their live shows are enjoyable, and their fashion sense is acceptable. I'd totally check them out if I were you. ... more
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