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GO OFF
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DON'T KNOW HOW TO LIVE
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GOOD NEWS BAD
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GROOVY JANGLER #47
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MOODY GIRL
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SHAKE 'EM IF YOU GOT 'EM
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MUST BE NICE
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RUBBIN' OFF
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Brother JT Easton, Pennsylvania
Got started in 1987 with garage/pop ravers the Original Sins. Morphed into the more psychedelic-minded Brother JT in the early '90's. Put out albums on Twisted Village, Siltbreeze, Drunken Fish, Drag City, and Birdman. Toured with Bardo Pond, Bevis Frond, Royal Trux, Make Up, Blonde Redhead, Smog, et al. Enjoys kettle chips. Available to mess up your occasion for a nominal fee. ... more
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