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It Was You
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One Little Push
04:08
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Every Morning
03:59
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It Will Always Be True
04:26
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Let Me Down Easy
03:08
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There Goes My Heart
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Dave Molter Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
An accomplished veteran of the Pittsburgh, Midwest and East Coast music scenes since 1965, Dave Molter counts The Beatles as
his primary influence.
"Approaching End of Usable Life" is Dave's latest CD, released in December 2021.
Like Dave's previous work, "Usable Life" is a mix of styles and influences.
“John Lennon said it best in 1967: ‘All you need is love!” I still believe it!”
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