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Cut Those Apron Strings
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Placebo
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Mean
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Eddie Ate Dynamite
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Analog
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The Blues and the Greys
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Where Did the Day Go?
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I Can Never Say Goodbye
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Jason Vivone & The Billy Bats Kansas City, Missouri
"Pretty wild stuff."
-Chuck Haddix, KCUR's The Fish Fry
"Jason Vivone & the Billy Bats are
not only one of the hottest blues bands in Kansas City , but maybe the entire country."
-Shea Conner, St. Joseph News-Press
“Their blues is honest. They feel it, they sling it, they sing it. Rough around the edges, yes, but brave and in your face. "
-Skaught Patterson, Friends of the Blues
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