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L.b.
L.B. is a band that plays a mix of blues, rock, and folk. Their debut album was called 'Ride the Rails,' which is also the title of one of their songs. The...
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L.B. is a band that plays a mix of blues, rock, and folk. Their debut album was called 'Ride the Rails,' which is also the title of one of their songs. The group includes John Brown on vocals and harmonica, Mark Carter on guitar, Dan Green on bass, and Emily Jones on drums.
Their lyrics often touch on social issues, addiction, and mental health, which has sometimes drawn criticism. Another one of their tracks is 'Waking Up With You.' They've released other albums like 'Night Train' and 'Outlaws.'
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