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History
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Big Old Sun
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Machine on Caffeine
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Quiet Young Elf
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City of Detroit Blues
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Rudyboy
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Time to Run
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The Acme Hotel
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Green Hill
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Paul Priest Chicago, Illinois
I started strumming a G chord at 7 years old, backing my banjo-frailing older brother for a bunch of years before moving to electric at 15. At 21, I started self-recording my own music with a makeshift, ragtag set-up. After bands and copious quantities of gear, I still record, get some of my music placed on cable TV, and continue to explore this fractal instrument with the music it creates. ... more
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