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Freeway
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26 Again
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The Circus
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Survive the Night
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Superstarlight
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I Could Believe
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Lift Me Up
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Neil Mac Edmonton, Alberta
Neil has been a sought-after sideman and session musician for over 20 years. His two critically acclaimed solo albums—the eponymous Neil Mac (2011), and his 2006 debut, Picture of Someone You Need, are emotionally literate, characterized by Neil’s powerful and direct voice. Never imitative, MacDonald draws from his wide palette of melodic references, to paint new pictures from familiar colours. ... more
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