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Goodnight, Amarillo
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Nashville to New Orleans
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Lazy Jane
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I've Got You
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Albuquerque Girl
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Set Myself on Fire
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No Angel
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Go Around With You
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All That Ever Was Again
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Stephen Siegrist Albuquerque, New Mexico
Stephen Siegrist is a singer/songwriter/bassist currently based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. While in London in 1977 Stephen was taken by the new, raw spirit and sound of punk rock. Returning to San Francisco, he became a founding member of Eye Protection. After touring Europe, the U.S. and the U.K. with Thin White Rope he relocated to New Mexico where he worked with ambient composer Ruben Garcia. ... more
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