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Jellybean
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Who Asked You
01:45
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Up All Night Revisited
02:36
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Dancing In My Paint
02:16
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Apples Comma Trees
03:11
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Wear You Out
03:26
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All The Guitars
03:15
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Male Gaze
02:01
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Never Tell The Boss
01:34
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Fall Guy
02:49
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Better With Brennivin
04:06
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Home
03:28
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The James Rocket Brooklyn, New York
We sing about bartenders, time, roller derby, lies, dolls, spy planes, and the rent.
Produced by
Markleford Friedman
Current Members:
James William Roy
Vanya Edwards
Joe Elliott
Ken Weingold
Former Members:
Lon Rozelle
Bob Palmer
Tommy Cooke
Miles Edwards
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