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Jesus De La Agua
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Billy Colorado
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Screens
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Talisman
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Strawberry Smog San Francisco, California
Strawberry Smog’s psych-pop jangle-bop musical explorations are a meeting of town and country: The Kinks filtered through Waylon Jennings. It’s Country man wandering into the City and remarking on the crazy shit going down there. And it’s Urban man, escaping to the woods and desert for the renewal of fresh air, homebrew and home-grown. Band photo by Lenny Gonzalez (www.lennygonzalez.com) ... more
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