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The Newsreel
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Boom Boom
04:01
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Johnny Chapman
03:07
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Be That As It May
02:52
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Slow Ride West
03:26
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Girl Blue
02:03
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The Commercial
00:26
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Hinges
02:39
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Shadow Puppy
02:59
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Dorothy
02:54
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The Misfit Sleeps
03:14
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Jenny Dragon
03:57
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Jenny Dragon Chicago, Illinois
New to the Chicago roots/americana scene, Jenny Dragon is a six (sometimes eight) piece band that celebrates a throwback take on modern music . Officially, Jenny Dragon defines their sound as “Heavy Whimsy,” a sound that has been developing over the past two years and expresses the group’s desire to create music that is both appealing and consequential. ... more
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