
The Gig Show featuring Sweet Harmony
This episode of The Gig Show features Maggie Murray (vocals), Caitlin Bruscino (vocals), Cooper Prophet (percussion) and Bob Bruscino (guitar/vocals) who are better known as Sweet Harmony, Maggie, Caitlin, Cooper
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This episode of The Gig Show features Maggie Murray (vocals), Caitlin Bruscino (vocals), Cooper Prophet (percussion) and Bob Bruscino (guitar/vocals) who are better known as Sweet Harmony, Maggie, Caitlin, Cooper

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