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Church Song
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Losing Water
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Pony
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Seven Horses
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Alright, Boys
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Don't Kick Me Out
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Return of Halfstick
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Out of My Head
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Black-Eyed Snakes Duluth, Minnesota
"Look to a place where Low, The Fall, and Willie Dixon all have something to say to one another.
Then dance fool."
That’s how Spin Magazine’s Andrew Beaujon rolled up the Black-Eyed
Snakes, a genre-bending electric blues band from Duluth, Minnesota fronted by LOW’s Alan
Sparhawk. Sparhawk formed the Black-Eyed Snakes in 2000 with Bob Olson on guitar and Brad
Nelson on drums.
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