Live at Easy Street Records

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Live at Easy Street Records
Live album by
Released2007
Genre folk rock
Label Columbia

Live at Easy Street Records is an album by Brandi Carlile.

Track listing

  1. "Closer to You"
  2. "The Story"
  3. "Have You Ever"
  4. "Turpentine"
  5. "Fall Apart Again"
  6. "Downpour"
  7. "Josephine"


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