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I Love You
03:11
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2. |
When We Were Young
05:18
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One Good Summer
04:07
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4. |
Once Upon a Time
03:53
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5. |
The Gibson Mandolin
06:44
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6. |
Dragonfly
05:00
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7. |
I'm Just Sittin'
02:49
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10. |
Sailing Out of Babylon
05:46
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12. |
Glue
03:09
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Alex Bevan Cleveland, Ohio
Alex Bevan has been picking up his guitar and going to perform for audiences for over fifty years… singing primarily songs of his own crafting supported by his deft guitar picking and agile wit. A troubadour who brings a fresh perspective and unabashed enthusiasm for storytelling to each and every member of the the audience he interacts with. A truly analog entertainer for a digital time! ... more
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