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Strangers
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Lose Lose
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Ain't Your Mama
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Big Red Horse Wichita, Kansas
Emerging from the Air Capital of the World, Big Red Horse is a rock band deeply rooted in the
blues.
Big Red Horse hails from Wichita, Kansas and have had the opportunity of performing with bands like Quiet Riot, Reel Big Fish, Lionize, Charles Bradley, The Delta Saints, American Sharks, Lita Ford, The Suffers, and The Monophonics.
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