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The Mtn
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Downhill Train
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Mudd & Blood
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Take it Back
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The Farm
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Quarter Machine
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Loaded Gun
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Trancy Pants
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Drunk Girl
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Raindrops
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By Michael Culp
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Save the World
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Taylor Asiong Aglipay California
Taylor Asiong Aglipay: Vocals, guitars, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, bass, piano, organ, accordion, harmonica, saxophones,
clarinet, flute, drums, percussion, jaw harp, ratchet, screwdriver, pots, and pans.
"Genre destroying musical monster"
"Backyard meets speakeasy"
After working for more than a decade as a sideman and session musician, 2013 brings on the release of his deput solo album.
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