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Three Cord Wonder
Three Cord Wonder formed in the 1990s with Ethan James on vocals and guitar. Their debut album 'Get Up' came out in 1996, featuring the title track that...
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The Best I Have To Offer
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Who I Am Today (Take A Look)
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Made Perfect
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The Jesus Rock Show
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The Show Is Over
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Get Up
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The Best I Have To Offer
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Who I Am Today (Take A Look)
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Made Perfect
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The Jesus Rock Show
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The Show Is Over
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Get Up
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In Jesus' Name
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One Of These Days
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Say Yeah
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This Is Life
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Why Don't You Tell Me
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You Sang
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Three Cord Wonder formed in the 1990s with Ethan James on vocals and guitar. Their debut album 'Get Up' came out in 1996, featuring the title track that became one of their better-known songs. They followed it with albums like 'Infinite' in 1999 and 'Epiphany' in 2003.
Around 1998, the band got tangled in a copyright dispute with another group. The legal trouble didn't stop them from putting out more music, including songs like 'In Jesus' Name' and 'Say Yeah' that showed up in their catalog.
They kept a fairly straightforward rock sound that worked for them through those years. The band's output included tracks like 'Made Perfect' and 'One Of These Days' that rounded out their set of recordings.
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