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Alabama Shakes Asks Soho Sessions to ‘Gimme All Your Love’ in Bluesy Rock Performance
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The band also performed “Don’t Wanna Fight,” “Sound & Color,” “Future People,” and “Always Alright" during the intimate performance in support of the Grammy Museum
The band also performed “Don’t Wanna Fight,” “Sound & Color,” “Future People,” and “Always Alright" during the intimate performance in support of the Grammy Museum
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