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Published: 2010/09/10

Umphrey's McGee Live in August

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Track #	Title	Artist	Album	Duration
1	Conduit	Umphrey's McGee	UM2010 Fall Sampler	04:51
2	The Linear	Umphrey's McGee	UM2010 Fall Sampler	09:42
3	Kimble	Umphrey's McGee	UM2010 Fall Sampler	03:00
4	Front Porch	Umphrey's McGee	2010/08/14 II Atlanta, GA	08:23
5	Cheap Sunglasses	Umphrey's McGee	2010/08/14 II Atlanta, GA	09:07
6	Front Porch	Umphrey's McGee	2010/08/14 II Atlanta, GA	06:58
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Playlist Description:

Here are six live tracks from Umphrey’s McGee’s August dates. These songs represent some of the many highlights of the group’s performances last month. All of the group’s July performances (and much more) are available at the band’s UM Live site.

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McGRP01 September 10, 2010, 18:45:43

The Cheap Sunglasses is spot on! Can’t wait for the Oct. west coast run!!!

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