Uh Huh/Jake McKelvie & the Countertops Split
by Jake McKelvie & the Countertops
Nate Borland
Nate Borland
One time I requested I Was Right at a live show and Jake told me to kms and it was one of the best shows I've been to
Favorite track: I Was Right.
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March Song
02:18
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I Was Right
04:12
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This is our side of a split 7" record with our friends Uh Huh from Worcester, MA. To hear and/or purchase their songs, go here: uh-huh.bandcamp.com/album/uh-huh-jmc-split-7
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released February 20, 2015
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