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Big Generator
04:26
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Rock & Roll Star
03:32
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Can't You See
03:42
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King Me
03:01
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Downtime in Midtown
07:17
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That's Cool, Too
02:10
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14th & Beat Street
02:27
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Panzer
03:36
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Antecedent
02:46
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Know Where To Hide
02:58
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Sour Jazz New York, New York
With a dusty collection of experience that includes work with Cheetah Chrome, Sylvain Sylvain, Motorcycle Boy, PillBox, Jeff Dahl, Ian Hunter, Sami Yaffa, Bebe Buell, Freddy Lynxx, Kevin K, Marky Ramone's Intruders, and also with former members of The Electric Eels, The Stillettos & The Cramps... SOUR JAZZ are four guys who dress to the left and suavely rock like absolute fuck. ... more
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