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Rock and Roll Music
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Positive Response - pt I
02:42
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Dreamcatcher
03:54
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Bossa de 79
03:39
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Spinach
04:57
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E
00:43
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Samba de 79
03:49
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Rip van Winkle
06:06
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Jazzputin and the Jug Skunks Eliot, Maine
Jazzputin is an uncanny and at times diabolical combination of genius half wits, raised in families of jazz, hillbilly
music, old timey this and thats, and a good chunk o' church music. And sometimes Cindi Lauper. And Primus. And Cypress Hill. And FRRRREEEEEEEE IMPROVISATION????!
We hope Jazzputin appeals to the sentimental (semi-mental), freewheeling, tune whistling hobo in all of us.
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