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New Fieldhand Bop
04:26
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Lost Wot
02:10
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Fly Them Yourself
03:53
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Do Do Ya?
03:59
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Sic Ballad
03:53
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Baroque Ass
02:18
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MP3 Farm
02:22
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Still in Town
03:47
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George Guitar Bit
02:11
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Perpetual Sabbath
02:32
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Mike Donovan San Francisco, California
One of the architects of the SF rock scene around the turn of this century, Mike played around town with a bunch of groups before forming Sic Alps. After their ballyhooed run, he’s made his music – next-phase roots-pop, soaked in the traditional waters of rock and roll and passed through a thrilling variety of after-punk sonic sieves – on a few solo albums and a few more with The Peacers. ... more
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Because the original singer is past it. But the song must go on. And I like the song. And Every 1's a winner baby, that's no lie. :)
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The Art Of Losing
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The second release from Welsh artist The Anchoress is a devastating and powerful meditation on loss.
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Introspective bedroom pop with a literary-narrative bent, touching the mundane horrors of everyday life.
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I have been following this guy's albums for several years. He's a bit of a chameleon, but well-worth the effort! For fans of 70's folk-rock, but also psychedelic rock.
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