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See No Hear No
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Ketamine
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One Off
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Baby Tooth
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Holly
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Better Luck
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When They Heard
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Long Player
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Rehab
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Poltergeist
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Notice
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Harry Streaker Hartford, Connecticut
In the late 2000s, at the age of 27, William Greer moved from western MA to central CT. With no intention of becoming a singer songwriter, and only knowing a handful of cowboy chords, he found himself bored enough one day to give it a try. He founded the band Cavalcade in 2009, and currently plays in CT bands Record Affair and Blnkt Jcksn. He still mostly plays cowboy chords. ... more
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