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Aaron Lines
Aaron Lines formed as a musical collective in the mid-1990s around vocalist and songwriter Aaron Lines. Their debut album 'Resurrection' came out in 2000 and...
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Sunday Afternoon
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Close
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Cheaper to Keep Her
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Turn It Up (I Like The Sound Of That)
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A Kiss Is Worth A Thousand Words
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Dance To The Radio
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Everyday Heroes
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I Can Read Your Heart
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I Haven't Even Heard You Cry
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I Love New York
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I Wanna Be That Man
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If I Could Do It All Again
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It Broke Off
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Knock On Wood
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Let's Get Drunk And Fight
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Lights Of My Hometown
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Aaron Lines formed as a musical collective in the mid-1990s around vocalist and songwriter Aaron Lines. Their debut album 'Resurrection' came out in 2000 and included the song 'Sunday Afternoon,' which connected with listeners and became their best-known track. The band's lineup has included guitarist Brian Scott, drummer Dan Green, and bassist Matt Baker.
In 2003, bassist Matt Baker passed away suddenly, which was a difficult period for the group. They released subsequent albums like 'The Echo of Time' in 2004 and 'The Journey Continues' in 2008. Other songs in their catalog include 'Cheaper to Keep Her,' 'Let's Get Drunk And Fight,' and 'Turn It Up (I Like The Sound Of That).'
Some critics have noted that Aaron Lines maintained a consistent, nostalgic sound across their work rather than pursuing major musical reinvention. The band built a following with their acoustic-driven arrangements and straightforward songwriting about everyday themes.
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