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Fun Machine: The Sequel is Lake Street Dives second set of distinctive cover songs. While 2012s Fun Machine paid homage to their classic R&B, soul, and jazz roots, Fun Machine: The Sequel expands the aperture a wider, featuring selections ranging from R&B and pop favorites like Dionne Warwicks Anyone Who Had A Heart, and The Pointer Sisters funky Automatic, to works by introspective singer-songwriters such as The Cranberries gorgeous Linger, Carole Kings classic So Far Away, Bonnie Raitts era-defining Nick Of Time, and Shania Twains pop-country anthem, Youre Still The One.

Fun Machine: The Sequel is Lake Street Dives second set of distinctive cover songs. While 2012s Fun Machine paid homage to their classic R&B, soul, and jazz roots, Fun Machine: The Sequel expands the aperture a wider, featuring selections ranging from R&B and pop favorites like Dionne Warwicks Anyone Who Had A Heart, and The Pointer Sisters funky Automatic, to works by introspective singer-songwriters such as The Cranberries gorgeous Linger, Carole Kings classic So Far Away, Bonnie Raitts era-defining Nick Of Time, and Shania Twains pop-country anthem, Youre Still The One.
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Fun Machine: The Sequel [Indie Exclusive Limited Edition Tangerine LP]
Artist: Lake Street Dive
Format: Vinyl
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Fun Machine: The Sequel is Lake Street Dives second set of distinctive cover songs. While 2012s Fun Machine paid homage to their classic R&B, soul, and jazz roots, Fun Machine: The Sequel expands the aperture a wider, featuring selections ranging from R&B and pop favorites like Dionne Warwicks Anyone Who Had A Heart, and The Pointer Sisters funky Automatic, to works by introspective singer-songwriters such as The Cranberries gorgeous Linger, Carole Kings classic So Far Away, Bonnie Raitts era-defining Nick Of Time, and Shania Twains pop-country anthem, Youre Still The One.

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