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Matt Stevens – Audio Gumshoe 133

July 25th, 2010

Rich

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Matt Stevens

Songs Played

- 8.19
- Into the Sea
- Lake Man
- Ghost

“A solo album that I can only describe as magnificent. So inspired, anything thus guy touches is genius, from guitar to bass to… mellotron? Oh yes, you know you want this.” Veins Dried Out

“A seriously amazing album, this will f**king move you, seriously SERIOUSLY brilliant! Go and listen to it, I WILL be checking!” Nick Tann Is This Thing On Podcast

“Ghost is a far more mature, multi-faceted release, which sees him finding his true artistic and creative voice, integrating influences more fluidly and satisfactorily and if he maintains this creative purple patch, provides a platform for even greater achievements to come.” Stumpy Bunker

Every now and then an artist does things that I’ve thought, “I should’ve been able to do that!” But… I never did. Matt Stevens has taken the tools available to most guitarists and learned how to make them do what he wants them to do: help make great music. His technique for looping — or live multi-layered performance — has enabled him to provide music for audiences beyond the typical solo acoustic guitar performance.

According to Matt’s web site:

He has composed for short films (including the award winning Daddys Little Helper) and his live work is often compared to watching a one man guitar orchestra or wall of sound.

He has just released his second album Ghost. His well received first album Echo is also available. [links to both are below]

I’ve been a fan of Matt Stevens since I heard tracks from his album Echo. I’m also very impressed with his ability to create a buzz through online opportunities such as Twitter, Facebook and UStream. He performs live on UStream.tv frequently. This has helped him build fans and audiences across the globe.

Stumpy Bunker recently said:

“By using Twitter and Facebook, he has created a buzz about his music both solo and with the amazing ‘Fierce and the Dead’ combo (look out for the astonishing ‘Part 1′ release – www.fierceandthedead.com) , collaborative efforts such as the innovative Cafenoodle, and by clever use of online gigs and public rehearsals via Ustream. Well known for his use of live and recorded looping techniques, Stevens is beginning to widen and improve his creative vision exponentially.”

Pick up a copy of Matt Stevens’ album, “Ghost”, to get a fully explore his talents. Be sure to visit the links below to learn more about him and to purchase his music.

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Artist Links

Matt Stevens Web Site
Matt Stevens on Facebook
Matt Stevens on Twitter
Matt Stevens at UStream.tv
Matt Stevens’ Blog

Associated Links

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Coyote Kolb – Audio Gumshoe 132

July 10th, 2010

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Coyote Kolb

Songs Played

- Heartland
- Lemonade
- Far and Wide
- Word to the Wise
- Pistol Slapper Blues

Outlaw Country Dirty Blues Rock N Roll Band

I don’t often get submissions from bands that have little to say about themselves on their web sites. Coyote Kolb, however, has left much of the explanation to the music itself. Their dedication to the craft is well realized in the songs from ‘Massachusett’ — the debut album by the band.

I did learn that the group is from Jamaica Plains, Massachusetts, just outside of Boston. They recorded and produced the entire album in a house in Jamaica Plain. The album was engineered by Will Benoit, with assistance by Rob Motes. Chadley Kolb, songwriter, vocalist and guitarist, wrote, mixed and produced the entire album. It was mastered in February 2010 at New Alliance East in Cambridge, MA.

Much of what can be said about the band is described in their documentary video, which I have included right here [Note: explicit language]:

Pick up a copy of Coyote Kolb’s album, “Massachusett”, to get a full realization of their talents. Be sure to visit the links to their music below.

Get the Music!

Physical CD: Kunaki.com
Digital Download:

Artist Links

Coyote Kolb on MySpace
Coyote Kolb on Facebook

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on Twitter
Audio Gumshoe on Facebook
Audio Gumshoe on MySpace

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Mirenda Rosenberg – Audio Gumshoe 131

July 4th, 2010

Rich

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Mirenda Rosenberg

Songs Played

- Dangerous [radio edit]
- Puppet
- Only Human
- Placeholder
- Death

’Proper Grown Up Soul Music.’
- Bill Buckley, Jazz and Funk and Blues

‘Can’t wait to hear more from this sharp – edged diamond.’
- Teach, Jazz and Soul

‘Death! I love this song…it’s a compelling funky jazz track!’
- Bob Davies, Soul Patrol

It’s very refreshing to have a set of music show up in the submission box that differs from most of what has been played on the show. Very rarely does Audio Gumshoe have the opportunity to feature an artist as smooth and refined as Mirenda Rosenberg. Her ability to belt out some heart-wrenching soul, followed by her silky jazz renderings, and topped with a bit of blues made her an easy choice for feature artist this episode.

From her submission, I learned that Mirenda’s album

was produced and engineered by Kevin Lowery and Allan Cooke at Eden Vella Studios, and mastered by Geoff Pesche at Abbey Road Studios, who has previously mastered albums for Gorillaz, Kylie Minogue and Basement Jaxx. The album launch is the culmination of a lifelong obsession with music and Mirenda is more than ready to embrace the next stage of her career.

Opening the set on this episode is the radio edit of “Dangerous”. This song is the first that I heard from Mirenda. She took command of the song, telling a story about a girl that will take control and manipulate without batting an eye. I believe it! One of the smoothest jazz numbers from the album, Only Human, shares the feelings of a gal who only wants you to love her for who she is… not something you expect her to be. Mirenda lays it down with a classy, soulful vocal that helps you understand the heart and mind of the woman in the song.

Pick up a copy of Mirenda’s album, “Placeholder”, to get a full taste of her talents. Be sure to visit the links to her music to find out more about this rising star.

Get the Music!

U.S.
U.K.

Placeholder on Amazon.com

Artist Links

Mirenda Rosenberg site
Mirenda on MySpace
Mirenda on Facebook
Mirenda on Twitter

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Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on Twitter
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This Modern Station – Audio Gumshoe 130

June 27th, 2010

Rich

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This Modern Station

Songs Played

- Long Overdue
- Evangelina
- Just Another Heartache
- Next Best Thing
- Sunday Morning

“….upbeat, catchy-lyric, song in your head the rest of the day musical experience.” Reuters Television

I wanted to find something very cerebral to say about the band This Modern Station. The best thing I can really say, though, is that I really like this music. I’m easily caught up in their tight sound. The driving guitars, great riffs, solid hooks, and life-story vocals pulled me in quickly and easily. The resemblance to early Wilco, as mentioned by Absolute Powerpop (see below) is easily seen, but the band has provided us with a modern and highly polished style of American pop. Tell me if you don’t hear some Tom Petty nuances in the band’s style, as well.

Here’s what Absolute Powerpop had to say about This Modern Station:

“Nashville strikes again. The home of so many artists that have brought us quality releases in 2009 gives us This Modern Station, whose debut disc All We Leave Behind is a melodic breath of fresh air. They tread that fine line between power pop and Americana, sounding at times like an American Teenage Fanclub and at others like early Wilco.

The driving opener “Long Overdue” sets the tone, with hooks galore and a stomping beat that’s reminiscent of Being There-era Wilco tracks like “Outta Site (Outta Mind)” and “Monday”. “Next Best Thing” follows in the same vein, while the midtempo “Just Another Heartache” recalls The Favorites (who placed in our top 20 last year) and Red Guitar.

“Evangelina” is another driving number, reminiscent of Todd Herfindal and The Meadows, and “Sunday Morning” brings the rock. Kicking off the second half of the disc, “Ruby” finds the band into a bit of pop-noir, telling the story of a wayward woman to a moody melody not unlike The Smithereens’ “Blood & Roses”, while “Playing With Fire” proves the boys can handle the ballads as well.

Closing things out, “I Think I’m in Love Again” is another infectious rocker, and “The Highway Never Ends” is quality straight-up Americana. “Popicana” fans, and those who liked the later-day Gary Louris-led Jayhawks are going to flip for this one. With nary a duff track to be heard, this one’s a definite year-end Top 20 contender.”

The band was generous enough to provide Audio Gumshoe with five tracks from their 10 track album “All We Leave Behind.” Be sure to follow one of the links below to pick a copy of the album for yourself. It’s always great to share the music of players like these; be sure to support what they do so they will continue to provide more great music.

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Q*Ball – Audio Gumshoe 129

June 18th, 2010

Rich

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Q*Ball

Songs Played

- John Hughes
- His Name is Goliath
- Pez Dispenser
- Get On the Bus

Q*Ball’s music has been featured on MTV’s Pimp My Ride, Road Rules, The Real World, Making The Band, The Osbournes, RWRR Battle of the Sexes, &Clone High USA. Q tunes can also be heard in the indie film, Nine Lives, on Red Bull’s Winter Sports Compilation 2004 DVD, & on the cable program Upscale Chicago.

It is a great pleasure to be able to share music from such a prolific and well promoted artist such as Q*Ball. The production, artistry, composition, and performance of all his tracks are top-notch. To find someone this accessible — with the credits to their name — is one of the great joys of hosting and producing a show like Audio Gumshoe.

According to his web site:

Q*Ball, in defiance of the corporate, pre-packaged, American Idol-era of music, started his own label in late 2005, Bald Freak Music, to release his own albums, as well as those from other artists who would otherwise be ignored because they don’t fit the major label mold & preconception of what a “pop band” or a “rock act” should look & sound like.

With production and guitar work from Bumblefoot, the collection of music on Q*Ball’s three albums is sure to entice the listener to bounce, groove, and dance. Enjoy the show!

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Band Links

Bald Freak Music
Q*Ball Official Site

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Aaron English – Audio Gumshoe 128

June 6th, 2010

Rich

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Aaron English

Songs Played

- Believe
- Doves
- Anthem
- God Bless You and Your Man

In an episode of the Fox TV drama Bones last year, a character made a mix of “the six greatest break-up songs” and gave it to a heart-broken colleague. The mix featured songs from alternative-pop stars such as Sia, Mazzy Star, José González, Antony and the Johnsons…and a lone unsigned artist by the name of Aaron English.

The song mentioned was “Lullaby of Loneliness.” It is a track from Aaron English’ 2002 release “All the Waters of This World.” I played several tracks from that album, as well as from “The Marriage of the Sun and the Moon” (2007), when I first introduced Audio Gumshoe listeners to Aaron English in July 2007.

Artwork for album american [fever] dream Since the time I last spoke with Aaron, his third national tour ended abruptly in a catastrophic accident on a Midwestern highway. His restaurant-grease-fueled tour bus and most of his musical equipment were destroyed, and English’s touring career was temporarily grounded.

All was not lost, however. His fans came to his aid to help finance the recording of Aaron’s third album “american [fever] dream.” According to his web site:

Produced by Geoff Stanfield (Sun Kil Moon, Black Lab) in a 150-year-old warehouse in Seattle during a record-breaking heat wave, the album is a document of English’s phoenix-like journey back from tragedy…and a testament to the resiliency of the creative spirit.

Creative spirit, indeed. Aaron’s music has been so inspiring that it earned mention not only on the TV drama Bones, it has had film and television placements on MTV, VH1, Google, the Rush HDTV series Nomads, and on Thrillbillies. Aaron has earned finalist slots in the Soul City Cafe’ New Music Quest and the Coca-Cola New Music Award. He has been named a Keyboard Magazine Unsigned Artist of the Month, as well. His albums have been named as album of the year by both JustPlainFolks.org and RyansSmashingLife.com (a Boston Music Blog).

Aaron English has conducted three U.S. tours and has shared the stage with artists such as Buckwheat Zydeco, Dropkick Murphys, Kan’nal and many more. And, not to end his successes in just the United States, Aaron’s music has been licensed to Emstream and is playing on modern adult contemporary stations nationwide in Australia.

I had the pleasure to interview Aaron English once again for this episode of Audio Gumshoe. Please enjoy learning more about this fine artist and please enjoy the music from his latest album “american [fever] dream.” I encourage you to pick up a copy of the album for yourself.

Get the Music!

AaronEnglish.com

Band Links

AaronEnglish.com
Twitter
Facebook
MySpace
YouTube
Music Alley

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on Twitter
Audio Gumshoe on Facebook
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Dave Sasscer – Audio Gumshoe 127

May 31st, 2010

Rich

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Dave Sasscer

Songs Played

- Ella
- Aguadilla
- Todos Reconocen
- Puerto Rico
- Quiet Mind

Dave is a New York City based singer songwriter. He was raised in Puerto Rico and currently performs his mesmerizing version of polyglot Spanish and English rock and reggae songs in clubs around New York City. He has just released his new album of Spanish Rock songs called “Cuentos de la Porta Del Sol (Capitulo Uno); available on iTunes and other online outlets.

I was looking for a sound that I hadn’t played on Audio Gumshoe in awhile. It seemed to me that a latin feel was in order. I started my search this time at Ariel Publicity. Imagine my surprise when I clicked on the very first artist and found that he was, indeed, a latin performer.

What I liked about Dave Sasscer at the first listen was that his music didn’t simply provide latin rhythms — it also provided a natural groove and feel that made the toe tap and the body sway. Whether physically or emotionally, music should move us. Sasscer’s tunes did this for me as soon as I began to explore his songs.

Dave Sasscer’s album “Cuentos de la Porta Del Sol (Capitulo Uno)” reflects his ability to not only share the feel of his birth-land Puerto Rico, but the influences he cites. Dave says he “…learned to write songs by listening to the Beatles and learned to sing by mimicking Bob Marley. Or maybe it was the other way around…” Regardless, he provides listeners with a polyglot of Spanish and English tunes that you can find him performing in venues around the New York City area. The NYC crowd has begun to call his music “rhythmic rock.”

From his bio:

[Dave Sasscer] is joined in the studio and onstage by a roving group of musicians that go by the name the “Mojo Conga Jam”. Regular members of the “MCJ”
include David Patterson on guitar (alumnus of Atlanta Singer/songwriter Shaun Mullins and the Indigo Girls), David Gomez on percussion (internationally acclaimed Latin Jazz percussionist and Hiram Bullock/Omar Hakim collaborator), and various other luminaries of the NYC music scene.

His songs have appeared on television shows, feature films and international DVD releases and have been played on the radio all around the world. He has also worked with such stars at Richie Havens and has pitched songs to internationally acclaimed artists including Norah Jones and Carlos Santana.

In the show I stated that I took the liberty to include an additional song not found on “Cuentos de la Porta Del Sol (Capitulo Uno).” “Quiet Mind” is the title track from a 2007 release and is the album featured at Dave Sasscer’s web site. I found it to be such a pleasant song that I wanted to share it and the video as well. Be sure to view the video at the bottom of this post.

Get the Music!

iTunes
Amazon.com (Quiet Mind CD)

CD Baby (Quiet Mind)

Band Links

Dave Sasscer.com
Facebook
Myspace
iLike
Last.fm
YouTube
Twitter

Quiet Mind

Dave Sasscer | MySpace Music Videos

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
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Robert Rolfe Feddersen – Audio Gumshoe 126

May 16th, 2010

Rich

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Robert Rolfe Feddersen

Got Milk? Robert Rolfe Feddersen does! On his latest record “MILKMAN,” acoustic guitar and great stories abound. Tales of hard labor, strange places, tough times and optimism set the tone for this folk rock original. So pull up a milk crate, pour yourself a glass, and drink it in… the Milkman is here!

I was quite surprised to receive a CD in the mail from Robert Rolfe Feddersen. Not that receiving CDs is such a surprise — it’s just that I’ve not been accepting them from artists in quite awhile. The stacks of inventory for song submissions to the show began to pile up and I decided that it is just as productive and efficient to accept mp3 submissions.

Regardless, this one showed up and I popped it into the player to see what it was all about. I’ll admit, it may have ended up in the stack for future consideration if not for the artwork on the cover (by Andrew Kerkstra) and for Robert’s decision to use a more ecologically friendly package than the standard jewel case.

Once the tunes started, I found myself listening all the way through the CD. Often, I find myself listening to the first 30 seconds or so of a song before adding a song or artist to the “possible play” sheet. Once I have a list of candidates, I will typically listen to an entire song to decide which makes the show and which gets cut. Some artists have a single song that I find valuable. That is not enough to consider them as a feature artist, so they often never make it to Audio Gumshoe.

That I listened to the entire CD without stopping says a lot for the music of Robert Rolfe Feddersen. I found his simple approach to the music, typically acoustic guitar and his voice, with a few harmonies for flavor, to be a very pleasant listen. His story telling makes it all work. He seems like a typical guy, living a typical life, who writes songs about what he knows. That appeals to me. It’s what I do, too.

From his bio:

Robert Rolfe Feddersen is a singer/songwriter from Crown Point, Indiana. Robert has been a contestant on “The Price is Right” (with Bob Barker!), taken the stage with Metallica, recorded with Steve Albini, Johnny K., Joe Baresi, and has written music for more than thirty films, tv shows and video games collectively throughout his career.

In the show I share a little about Crown Point, Indiana. As a born and bred Hoosier, I’m often amused to be able to talk a bit about the state.

Songs Played

- Milkman
- Sucker for a Sad Girl
- Disko
- I’ll Save the World
- Chebanse (as music bed for narration)

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Band Links

Robert Rolfe Feddersen at MySpace

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
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Desiree Million – Audio Gumshoe 125

April 17th, 2010

Rich

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Desiree Million

Songs Played

- You Used To
- Oh Baby
- Chains
- Who Is She

Get the Music!

Desiree Million at Amazon.com

Band Links

Desiree Million Website

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on MySpace

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Electric Sorcery – Audio Gumshoe 124

March 20th, 2010

Rich

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Electric Sorcery

Songs Played

- Deeper
- Three Eyes
- The Urge

Get the Music!

Download or Purchase at Bandcamp

Band Links

Electric Sorcery on MySpace

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on MySpace

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Hungry Lucy – Audio Gumshoe 123

February 21st, 2010

Rich

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Hungry Lucy

Songs Played

- Pulse of the Earth
- Bumble
- Balloon Girl

Interview segment courtesy of Hungry Lucy’s podcast:
Tea with Hungry Lucy #125

Get the Music!

Download or Purchase at Bandcamp

Band Links

Hungry Lucy web site
Pulse of the Earth Bandcamp page
Hungry Lucy on Twitter

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
Audio Gumshoe on MySpace

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David E. Watson – Audio Gumshoe 122

February 7th, 2010

Rich

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David E. Watson

Songs Played

- Wishes
- Gonna Take It Easy

Get the Music!

David E. Watson’s album, Wishes, is available at his web site.

Band Links

David E. Watson web site
David E. Watson at Soundclick

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
Blubrry Podcast Network
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Buddhuza – Audio Gumshoe 121

January 10th, 2010

Rich

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Buddhuza

Songs Played

- Don’t Worry and Dance
- Sick Vampire
- Would You Cry?
- Feel This Moment

Get the Music!

Buddhuza at Amazon.com

Watch the Music!

Band Links

Buddhuza web site
Buddhuza on Last.fm
Buddhuza on Facebook

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
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Audio Gumshoe 2009 Review – AG120

January 1st, 2010

Rich

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2009 Review Episode

Rich always likes to welcome in the new year by sharing some of the music he’s played in the previous year.

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Artists/Songs Played

Dustin Edge: The Ideal Citizen
Strive: Smallest Things
Kelly Richey: Leave the Blues Behind
Geoff Smith: Ones and 0s
Paradise Street: Feeling
Aaron Zimmer: Change My Mind
8Kount: Get Away Car
Buddhuza: Everything is Dancing
Duwende: Young Leaders of Tomorrow
Spy for Hire: As Good As New
Oranger: Sorry, Paul
Michael Kelsey: The Funky Farm
Steve Kilbey and Martin Kennedy Present: Maybe Soon
Carbon Leaf: Miss Hollywood
Lee Alexander: These Days
Jesse Alejandro and the Big Fatt: Subway Man
Friendly Psychics/Derecho: Zoo Outside the Zoo
The Minor Leagues: The Love That Never Was

Associated Links

Association of Music Podcasting
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The Minor Leagues – AG119

December 27th, 2009

Rich

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The Minor Leagues

Songs Played

- The Love That Never Was
- Bad Boys

Get the Music!

Band Links

The Minor Leagues
DataWasLost Records

Associated Links

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Matt Stevens

Songs Played

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Artist Links

Associated Links

Coyote Kolb

Songs Played

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Artist Links

Associated Links

Mirenda Rosenberg

Songs Played

Get the Music!

Artist Links

Associated Links

This Modern Station

Songs Played

Get the Music!

Band Links

Associated Links

Q*Ball

Songs Played

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Band Links

Associated Links

Aaron English

Songs Played

Band Links

Associated Links

Dave Sasscer

Songs Played

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Band Links

Associated Links

Robert Rolfe Feddersen

Songs Played

Get the Music!

Band Links

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Desiree Million

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