Bob Findlay

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Stanley, Tasmania

Genres: Rock, Blues

Sites: Official Site, Myspace

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Recs: 2

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Roadside Lines

by Bob Findlay

Rec's: 2

Released: Sep 11, 2009

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1.	Listen to Black Hearted Lady by Bob Findlay	Black Hearted Lady on Roadside Lines	51	plays	$0.13	Buy Song	Options Add to cart Add to playlist Send as a gift More info Share on Facebook Share on Twitter	2
2.	Listen to Bittersweet Company by Bob Findlay	Bittersweet Company on Roadside Lines	41	plays	$0.13	Buy Song	Options Add to cart Add to playlist Send as a gift More info Share on Facebook Share on Twitter	No Recommendations
3.	Listen to Turn The Page by Bob Findlay	Turn The Page on Roadside Lines	18	plays	$0.13	Buy Song	Options Add to cart Add to playlist Send as a gift More info Share on Facebook Share on Twitter	No Recommendations
4.	Listen to Today by Bob Findlay	Today on Roadside Lines	87	plays	$0.13	Buy Song	Options Add to cart Add to playlist Send as a gift More info Share on Facebook Share on Twitter	No Recommendations
5.	Listen to Indecision by Bob Findlay	Indecision on Roadside Lines	19	plays	$0.13	Buy Song	Options Add to cart Add to playlist Send as a gift More info Share on Facebook Share on Twitter	No Recommendations
6.	Listen to When The Shadows Fall by Bob Findlay	When The Shadows Fall on Roadside Lines	29	plays	$0.13	Buy Song	Options Add to cart Add to playlist Send as a gift More info Share on Facebook Share on Twitter	No Recommendations

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Plong42 Rec'd this on Sep 11, 2009:

Street Cred: 13069 Rec's: 529

Listen to Black Hearted Lady by Bob Findlay

Track: Black Hearted Lady ( $0.13 )

Album: Roadside Lines

Artist: Bob Findlay

“Gritty, buzzing guitars, blues with a southern rock edge with 70's sound (Edgar Winter, Stones, etc) ”

mcaffrey Rec'd this on Sep 11, 2009:

Street Cred: 13 Rec's: 1

Listen to Black Hearted Lady by Bob Findlay

Track: Black Hearted Lady ( $0.13 )

Album: Roadside Lines

Artist: Bob Findlay

“This one sounds like the Rolling Stones during the 'Mick Taylor' years. It really captures that raw energy and power without need for high-tech 'glossiness.'”