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Barnacles
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A Million More
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A Very Cyber Girl
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Wheels
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My Grandfather's Hair
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Wolf In Wolf's Clothing
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THE DUSTY STARS Washington, D.C.
Washington DC's has two great exports: Democracy, and THE DUSTY STARS - The World's Greatest Powerfolk Band! When Nick (vox/guitar) auditioned for the band bass player John stated they played only folk & punk - "People's Music" he stated it "that's what we do." Together with keyboard player Beth & drummer Jordan, this 4some plays a self-curated style of music unlike any other! ... more
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