DOWN NORTH - Eventually (live)
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@DOWNNORTH at Nectar Lounge Seattle. 9-25-14 Original Song "Eventually" http://downnorth.net http://www.facebook.com/downnorthbandAnthony Briscoe, vocals Brandon Storms, bass Nick Quiller, guitar Conrad Real, drums Clip by http://www.facebook.com/KZpromotions A representation of the Seattle Soul Scene: http://www.facebook.com/groups/seattl...
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