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GOLLY - Untitled
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Golly & the Geebirs Des Moines, Iowa
"This oozing is indicative of their sound, crashing like seafoam green waves cresting, falling, and sinking your feet into
the sand. That exuberance alone pulls you in, and although it might thrash you around, rest assured it will set you back down safe and sound."
-Bruce James Bales
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