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Twirly
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The Handsome Cabin Boy
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Ozzie And Harriet
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Yer The One
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They Lied
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Where Were You?
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Gary
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Cuffs
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Lullaby
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Tzena, Tzena
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Phranc Santa Monica, California
"Bursting onto the L.A. punk scene in 1985 like the proverbial breath of fresh air, self-proclaimed Jewish lesbian
folksinger Phranc has one of the most beautiful vocal instruments in the business..."
-D.S.
www.phranc.la
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