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Oh What A Day
02:08
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Jumpin' Pissoff
04:11
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Fewer Heads
04:13
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Two-Spirit People
04:02
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3 Easy Pieces
02:27
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Bande Noire
04:37
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Precious Eye
03:37
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Dr. Hepcat
03:50
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Not Enough Time, Billy
05:31
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Dave Newhouse Maryland
Musician / Composer
Keys, woodwinds, drums.
Founding member of The Muffins.
Painter.
Author of "Stars That Turn" (Amazon).
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One of the best ever improv acts of modern times. Fascinating and growing with time!
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forget computers & phones... just live music + printed paper.
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Where to start with this one? I can blame Steve for getting me hooked on The Muffins during my radio years and their music found its way into almost every one of my Friday night shows between 2000-2005. From Manna/Mirage right on through, Muffins records have always made me smile. Interesting choices, weird arrangements, moments of great beauty and great chaos - often in the same tune. But it always keeps you on your toes as a listener, which is a rare gift. As is this amazing box set. So good.
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