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Tech Know Me
02:04
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Go Van Gogh
02:02
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Punks and Pushers
02:42
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Perfect Day In Hollywood
04:08
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Thought I Saw Her
02:16
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around sundown
03:37
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My Lover's Chains
03:30
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Hi Lonesome
03:30
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Sweet As A Rose
02:50
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Eugene Ripper
"Volleying between punk, folk and rock Ripper jumps all over each style, stealing from one and reshaping another until he
comes up with a unique sound and vibe all his own." Now Magazine
"Ripper puts spikes back in folk music."
Vancouver Province
"Few can turn a couple of chords into something majestic,
Ripper has the gift." Ottawa Citizen
... more
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