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Someday Soon
03:25
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Coalinga
04:16
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Toby's Song
04:16
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Give Anything
04:28
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Too Far Away Tonight
03:50
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Wasted Heart
03:16
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Sunday Letter
06:12
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Annie's Charade
03:57
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Cherry Sweet
04:47
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Angels Can't Carry Roses
03:00
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Take Away
05:16
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the Riders California
The Riders (originally named "Stone Desire" for about a month) were founded in the summer 2003 in Los Angeles,
CA.
Since 2003 the Riders have seen more than a few personnel changes, here is the list of active members:
2003-present
Tom Cusimano (Guitars, Piano, Vocals)
Jimmy Olson (Drums)
2008-present
Devin Shea (Violins)
Neil MacPherson (Piano & Organ)
Mike Clairmont (Elec & Upright Bass)
... more
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