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Best
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C'mon C'mon
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Cream
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The One
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Beautiful Corpse
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Puppet
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Lovar
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Black Feathers
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...And The Black Feathers Denver, Colorado
In an era of harmony, when music was written with love and innocence, bands backed up a great singer who could capture an audience's ear. Most frequently equated as a performer, rather than a song writer, these performers where hailed as kings and queens of their craft without writing a single song. Those days are dead and gone, but the band still plays on, musicians whose names we never knew ... more
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