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Submarine
01:49
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2. |
Admit
01:11
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Orgasm Addict
01:10
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Get Yers
04:47
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Piracetime
01:10
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Ditch Divin'
03:14
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Beaver Skin Cap
00:33
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8. |
Don't Write Home
01:41
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Graveyard
01:29
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10. |
Jimmy Says
01:06
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11. |
Lower Case Soul
01:47
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The Shakes Philadelphia
they are influenced by a wide range of musicians from etta james and little richard to the sonics and thin lizzy. from all
of this they have created a style all their own by combining their love of soul, rock and roll, and punk.
christina halladay -belting, whiskey bottle
sam richer-crooning, keys
pat lamothe -making stupid faces, bass guitar
and james blinstrub-monkey drums
... more
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