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It Doesn't Matter
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Digging Machine
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Tess And The Mountains
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Education
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Nowhere Man
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Love Is A Phone Bill
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You Got To Drive Safe
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A Heart A Tack
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It Never Rains On Alex
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I'm So Blue
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The Crappy Dappy Song
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Logan Whitehurst & The Junior Science Club Los Banos, California
Logan Whitehurst was a songwriting, designing and illustrating, multi-instrument beholding wizard of the light-heartedly absurd. He was known as the drummer for bands like Little Tin Frog and The Velvet Teen, and his original music was an ever-changing stew of genre. His lyrics could be silly and hilarious on one track then poignant and beautiful on the next. ... more
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