Bourbon Tabernacle Choir
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About Bourbon Tabernacle Choir
The Bourbon Tabernacle Choir were a Canadian alternative rock band that formed in 1985 in Toronto, Ontario. Their R&B-flavoured rock made them a mainstay on Canadian campus radio in the early 1990s, but the band never quite broke through to the mainstream. The band consisted of vocalist Kate Fenner, vocalist and organist Chris Brown, vocalist and guitarist Andrew Whiteman, guitarist Chris Miller, saxophone and vocals Chris Plock, bassist Jason Mercer and drummer Gregor Beresford.
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Top Tracks
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Grow
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Build Me A Box
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Asleep at the wheel
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Original Grin
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Two Clowns
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Afterglow
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Make amends
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Waiting In A Hurry
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Put Your Head On
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Ain't it better to ignite than to explode
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My New Thing
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Rude Groove
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Death is the great awakener
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Simple
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Be My Witness
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One More Time
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You Can Come From Here
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You Can Count From Here
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Everybody knows this is nowhere
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Song for Sam & Richard (Oh, The Beauty)
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All Peace
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Decomposition Blues
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By the Time
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Love Like Nothing
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The little vagabond
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Overjoyed
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Ain't It Better To Ignite Than To Explode?
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Defy my love
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Becoming and forgetting
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Worms
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Solitude Mama
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When All the Shyfolk Finally Get It On
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Song for sam and richard
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Bring It On
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They are falling
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In a salient way
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Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere (feat. the Rheostatics)
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City of the Prince (Live)
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Just Can't Seem To Get My Poor Self Together
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City of the prince
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Highway
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Nothing
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Happy earth day, tortoise
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As Right As They Want To Be
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Song For Sam And Richard (Oh, The Beauty)
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(Oh, The Beauty) Song for Sam and Richard
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Do You Believe
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You Can Come Home from Here
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Song For Sam And Richard ( Oh, The Beauty )
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The Down
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