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Argyle (Version)
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Bonnie (Lamb) (Version)
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Cape Smokey
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Cardigan
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Cavendish
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Darlings
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Rossignol (Version)
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Skir Dhu (Version)
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The Lookoff
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Trafalgar (Version)
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Flin Flon Washington, D.C.
Flin Flon is a modern day musical marvel. With Teenbeat mogul Mark Robinson at the helm on vocals and electric guitar, Matt Datesman on drums, and the wonderful Nattles on electric bass, Flin Flon is simply a cut above most contemporary music. Flin Flon is extremely dynamic. A drums and bass heavy trio, they are constantly working with rhythm and reframing rhythm within the context of rock & roll. ... more
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