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Slow Learner
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Built For Speed
01:28
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Melanie (The Prisoners)
02:23
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Felled Like a Tree
03:00
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Comanche (Link Wray)
01:47
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Most Favored Nation
03:13
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No Alibis
03:04
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Weed Bus (The Stairs)
02:30
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Ely Parker and the CIAs South Bend, Indiana
A one-off garage band from South Bend/Notre Dame in the early 1990s. (Above photo: right dudes, wrong band)
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