Get all 16 Joshua Letkeman releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of 12 Hours Ago, 12 Hours Later, 12 Hours Again, 12 Hours, Songs From The Basement Vol.1, Covers, A Spaceman Came Travelling (Chris de Burgh Cover), Would Not Matter To Me (single), and 8 more.
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And I Love You
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Camosol
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I've Abandoned My Boy
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Mr. Henrietta
04:02
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Peter and the Wolf
07:46
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Cast Us A Shadow
10:53
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A Hopeless Situation
05:34
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Aviva
05:03
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The Tabernacle
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Soul On Fire
06:36
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I Swear
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Mom Laughed No More
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15 Lambs
04:22
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Beautiful Death Machine
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The Tabernacle (Live)
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Joshua Letkeman Winnipeg, Manitoba
Joshua Letkeman is an eclectic singer/songwriter from Winnipeg. He pens heartfelt folk songs. This affinity for folk music was developed while participating in family weekend jamboree's during his formative years. With his dynamic singing and precise playing, Joshua puts a spell on his audiences, creating a hunger for more of his mesmerizing music. ... more
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