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New Dangerfield Perform "Reuben's Train"

Season 5 Episode 6 | 4m 20s

New Dangerfield perform the song "Reuben's Train"

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A dynamic, Denver-based melody-driven band with a deep-rooted original musical style.
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This Texas five-piece puts their unique spin on rocked-out Country.
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The Band of Heathens have a sound that ranges from laid-back melodies to an undeniable swamp-swagger
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