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River Song
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Atop the Hill
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Slave to the Bottle
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Breakfast Alone
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Advice
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Black Russian Blues
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Weatherboard House
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Jack
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420
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the Stragglers Hobart, Australia
The Stragglers are a 3 piece all female, bastard-bluegrass band.
Traditional
instrumentation with non-traditional themes. The Stragglers have mastered the art of shit talking to 3 chords. Not for the feint-hearted, but maybe for the broken and definitely for the hungover. .
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