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Angel
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Die On Tour
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Desert
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With Malice Towards None
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Loyalty
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Sun
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Hiding
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Rainbows
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Blow Up GS
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Viva Zapata
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Sean and Jeronimo's Song
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Jack Lesser Lewis' Awkward Energy Portland, Oregon
Jack Lewis was born and raised on the Lower East Side of NYC, but has been making Portland, Oregon his home since 2006. He is best known as bass player, singer and sometime songwriter for his brother in the Jeffrey Lewis Band (Rough Trade). Jack has released 4 or 5 compilations of his recordings sometimes assisted by the labels Olive Juice Music, Smoking Gun, Ample Play and Stitch Stitch Records ... more
Jack Lesser Lewis' Awkward Energy recommends:
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Possibly the only song about moving out in history. And should there be others - only this one spells out all the weird and melancholy thoughts and feelings passing through on this occasion in lyrical and musical perfection. I like the acoustic version of this song even better than the album version. Impressive fingerpicking, too!
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Brillant, adore it, make me think about violent femmes and others so good bande Merci !
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This song reminds of a good friend of mine. Beautiful instrumental song.
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