Get all 10 Will West & The Friendly Strangers releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Transitions (Side A), Live at Jeff's, All I Have (Single), Live Volume 1, Shady Grove (Live in Oregon City), Sunshine, The Life Single, Take this Moment, and 2 more.
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Introduction (EP Mix)
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In the Middle (EP Mix)
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All I Have (EP Mix)
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Sisters Chimes (EP)
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The Rain Song (EP Mix)
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Transitions (EP Mix)
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Old 45 (EP Mix)
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Will West & The Friendly Strangers Portland, Oregon
Carolina born songwriter, Will West, has called Portland, Oregon home since 2002.
Performing live as Will West & The
Friendly Strangers.
They perform in various 3 to 5-piece ensembles featuring a rotation of fun musicians on banjo, mandolin, trumpet, drums, bass and more to create a signature acoustic sound.
Songs touching on Folk, Roots, Jazz, Bluegrass & Pop.
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