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Please No End Times
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Pick Your Poisons
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James F.
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Taste the Fruitflies
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Kitty
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Fanning the Fire
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No Hot Water Blues
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Ice Cold
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Wilderness
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Country Squire
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Turkey
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Happy Hangover
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Big Jim Shively Virginia
Played bass with Across Tundras on the albums "Old World Wanderer", "Sage" (Neurot Recordings), "Tumbleweeds" &
"Moonshinin".
Also a founding member of Hans Condor, Crank, Skeezer Butler, and have played on many Nashville albums as a session musician.
www.wbjrradio.org
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