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Her Double Life
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Married for the Money
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The Sum of Our Mistakes
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Miss Merry's Memoriam
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Your House of Cards
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Winchester 7 & the Runners Atlanta, Georgia
When Phil Voorhees (bass) and Jack Kane (drums) decided to pull a runner, they didn’t expect that the one to come after them would be Winchester 7 (vocals, ukulele). Out of Atlanta, Georgia-based, Sanctuary Studio; though runners, Voorhees now resides in Amsterdam and Kane is itinerant within the UK; the trio deliver their unique blend of indie rock with alternative, classic, and surf influences. ... more
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