Get all 13 Dave Wright & The Midnight Ramblers releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Sun Don't Shine EP, Darkness Calling, Small Towns, Wire Strainers, Judgement Day, The Piano Has Been Drinking, Live at Jimmy The Saint, Sweet Caroline, and 5 more.
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Happiness
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London
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The Horror
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Wind On The Water
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Love Gets In The Way
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Cigarettes
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Take Me Out
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Dave Wright & The Midnight Ramblers Melbourne, Australia
Formed in 2017, The Midnight Ramblers are Dave Wright's side project and delve deep into his vast catalogue to re- imagine some of his most popular songs into down home country and bluegrass stompers. Heavy on harmonies, with lashing of rolling banjo and soaring fiddle, Dave Wright & the Midnight Ramblers are a rollicking, boot stomping, good time 'ol country hoedown. New album Darkness Calling! ... more
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