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Rag Mama
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Coconut Island
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Rotten Apple Ruckus Victoria, British Columbia
If you have dirty eardrums, the Rotten Apples will use their bucket bass and washboard to scrub them clean with a wash of sounds from the 20’s-40’s. A tumultuous smattering of banjo, steel guitar, trumpet, banjolele will toss your toes into a boogie and a frolic. Get your jug, skiffle, blues, spasm, and ragtime pants on! ... more
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