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*Rec*
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Love For A Change
03:12
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Oh, Audrey!
01:49
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That Would Be Delight
03:21
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Men's Hair
02:32
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Andre's Moon Roof
01:16
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Farewell Champion
00:56
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Future Yacht
02:32
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Parachute Doll
01:09
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Tapioca Pearl
02:10
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First Dream
02:36
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CranialMindBrain
03:33
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The Forever Reel
03:52
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All We've Gotta Do
04:26
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Words For You
03:54
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Not Like Being Lonesome
02:33
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Work It Out
03:55
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Essential Forever Los Angeles, California
A pop experiment in timeless noise, Essential Forever features recording artist Al Heaney and a rotating gallery of
collaborators
Beginning in Chicago with home recordings under various project names circa 2015, Al's writing and recording practices are the common threads stitching Essential Forever together.
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