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Prelude Thing
00:31
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2. |
At A Price
02:58
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3. |
Slip On In
05:16
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4. |
The Great Cliffs I
00:57
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5. |
Slide Right Out
04:26
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6. |
Little Blue
03:46
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7. |
The Great Cliffs II
00:43
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8. |
Sugar Captain
03:34
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9. |
Sugar Cabin
04:17
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Sax + Clarinet: Tissa Khosla
Upright Bass: Niall Owen McCusker
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10. |
The Great Cliffs III
00:52
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11. |
Quaalude Swing
03:16
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12. |
Interlude
02:18
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13. |
Mirror
03:53
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14. |
When You Die
04:17
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15. |
Space Daddy's Lament
03:05
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The French Champagne Washington, D.C.
The world’s foremost practitioners of the genre that only they know as Quaalude Swing.
Aaron Bliden (vox, percussion, keys)
Nick Wilby (guitars, banjo, bass)
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