Get all 125 Dan Frechette releases available on Bandcamp and save 85%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of One Man Band (2024), I Bet The Justice (2024), Animal Tracks (2023), Digging Deep Into The Northern Soul (2023), Morning Town (2023), Jubilee (2023), Perseverance (2023), Far From Here (2023), and 117 more.
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Pretty Boy Floyd
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Little Black Train
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Oregon Trail
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Oklahoma Hills
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Mean Talking Blues
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Tom Joad
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This Land Is Your Land
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I Ain't Got No Home
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Ranger's Command
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Vigilante Man
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Dan Frechette California
Bandcamp generously sends 85% of your support directly toward my humble living expenses.
This is the only place you will find all of my albums. I have most of them on YouTube Music (Topic Channel) and Spotify now as well. However, music is not free to produce and neither is rent and groceries.
For best audio results, download music at minimum 320 MP3. WAV is best. Thanks 🙏
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