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Threadlines
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Marble Sleeves
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One Cotton Shot Short
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Holy Light
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A Missing Vein
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Antietam
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A Sort Of So Long
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We Held For Nothing
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Waltzing With Lady Dawn
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Nothing Joyful
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Matt Jones Ypsilanti, Michigan
Well. The bio keeps changing, really. What is permanent is this: MJ was raised by a combination of circus music and doo-wop, with a healthy dose of ragtime thrown in. His music has been known to suffer from colitis. The Reconstruction is his own assemblage, and sometimes, disassemblage. The core: Colette Alexander: cello, and Misty Lyn: vox. ... more
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