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I Sigh
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A Drug I Don't Need
03:20
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A Woman
03:41
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Wastin' Time
03:07
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Pillar of Salt
02:53
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Steve Willoughby
03:32
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She Laughs and Cries
04:01
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The Master of Anonymity
04:56
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Here, I Am
04:52
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Tomorrow Never Knows
02:33
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Picture
03:28
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What I Did
02:26
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Drunk
03:49
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High
04:37
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The Best We Can
03:27
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Frank Critelli New Haven, Connecticut
Frank Critelli writes songs and
often performs live. Many times solo, and sometimes accompanied by one or more
musical co-conspirators.
For over 30 years, he's played in streets and subways, clubs and coffeehouses, barrooms and classrooms, colleges, festivals, theaters, and in his kitchen.
Frank Critelli co-host The Local Bands Show on 99.1fm WPLR-New Haven and CygnusRadio.com w/ Rick Allison.
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