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Bruce Hornsby & the Range
Formed in 1984 by singer-songwriter and pianist Bruce Hornsby (born on November
23, 1954), The Range was an American soft rock band, credited for creating the
“Virginia sound,” a combination of rock, jazz, and bluegrass. Composed of David
Mansfield (guitar, mandolin, and violin), George Marinelli (guitar), Joe Puerta
(bass), John Molo (drums), plus Hornsby himself on piano, The Range achieved
massive success through their 1986 single “The Way It Is,” a poignant social
commentary on racial segregation that topped the charts in the US, Canada, and
the Netherlands, and propelled the...
Mandolin RainBruce Hornsby and Bruce Hornsby & the Range
Every Little KissBruce Hornsby and Bruce Hornsby & the Range
The Show Goes OnBruce Hornsby and Bruce Hornsby & the Range
Lost SoulBruce Hornsby and Bruce Hornsby & the Range
The Valley RoadBruce Hornsby & the Range
Look Out Any WindowBruce Hornsby and Bruce Hornsby & the Range
Mandolin RainBruce Hornsby and Bruce Hornsby & the Range
The Way It Is
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Every Little KissBruce Hornsby and Bruce Hornsby & the Range
The Way It Is
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The Show Goes OnBruce Hornsby and Bruce Hornsby & the Range
Scenes From The Southside
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Lost SoulBruce Hornsby and Bruce Hornsby & the Range
A Night On The Town
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The Valley RoadBruce Hornsby & the Range
Scenes From The Southside
Look Out Any WindowBruce Hornsby and Bruce Hornsby & the Range
Scenes From The Southside
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