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Rare gem from the short-lived group from Austin consisting of Charlie Sexton, Doyle Bramhall II, and Chris Layton. Formed in 1990 but disbanded soon after, Living In a Dream documents the magic from a live set recorded at the Stubb's in Austin in 2005 during a reunion show. The brief reunion inspired some studio sessions, including here in a Bonus Disc. Additionally, this Limited Edition package includes the DVD of the live show at Stubb's, plus group documentary and a tribute to Antone's.
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1. (Live at Stubb's) Paradise Caf? 2. Carry Me on 3. The Famous Jane 4. Good Time 5. She's Alright 6. Always Believed in You 7. Sent By Angels 8. Crave and Wonder 9. Nadine 10. See What Tomorrow Brings 11. Shape I'm in 12. Living in a Dream 13. Too Many Ways to Fall 14. Live DVD Plus: Live at Stubb's Concert 15. Documentary 16. Antone's Tribute 17. Bonus Disc (Studio Tracks) Crave and Wonder 18. What I'm Looking for 19. Too Many People 20. Spanish Moon (Live at Antone's)
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