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Home
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Walk The Plank
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In The Meadow
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I Should Have Known
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Change of Heart
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Endless Sorrow
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The Right Time
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Whiskers
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The Sun Is Always There
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The Family of Man San Francisco, California
A foggy blend of aural vistas, earthy rhythms, and enchanting lullabies from the northern woods that lie near the cusp
between land and sea over yonder.
A heady mix of folk, blues, and rock blended with a touch of everything in between, their music can be best described as whimsical, poignant, visceral, magical, somber, joyful, and downright real.
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The Family of Man recommends:
A beautiful EP from fellow SF folk dwellers "Yesway". Featuring members of "Honeycomb", this EP features excellent songwriting that pushes folk into progressive and often unpredictable arrangements.
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