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Climbing That Hill Again
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The Slow Magnet
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The Book
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Float
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Long Goodbyes
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Rare Goat Atlanta, Georgia
Formed in Fall 2004, played sets of eclectic cover choices, with Steve (guitar, voc), Johnny (bass), and Jack (drums, voc). Moxy Barracuda, longtime friend and musical associate (and solo artist in his own right), joined the group for a few numbers for a 2009 gig, and within about a year joined the band. Faced with the opportunity to start fresh, the band has focused on originals since then. ... more
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