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Family Album
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Little Sister
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Lovely Lines
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Me and My Arrow
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The Fun of Two
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Getting Closer
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Growing Branches
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The Barmitzvah Brothers Guelph, Ontario
The Barmitzvah Brothers were a band from Guelph from the year 2000 till roughly 2007, releasing five full length albums in that time, and reuniting in 2011 to record a sixth album. The band started when the members ranged in age from 12-16. The core members featured on all their albums were Jenny Mitchell (Jenny Omnichord, Bird City), Geordie Gordon (The Magic, US Girls) and Johnny Merritt. ... more
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