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Skeleton Park
01:48
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Down by the Road Side
02:26
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Back on the Sauce
01:41
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When The Moon is High
02:24
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Vena Contracta
02:11
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Strange Faces
01:46
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Graveyard Line
03:20
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Boogey Man
02:40
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Rum Ball
02:17
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The Great Shakin' Fevers Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Greasy reverb drenched booze fueled instrument abuse from Saskatoon, SK, Canada.
Rich Belhumeur - Guitar and Vox
Carlos Bustos -guitar
Keith Corbett-bass
Mitchell 'Teen Wolf' Lynn - Drums
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