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Mustang Sally
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Champaign & Reefer
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Blame It On Cain
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O Carol
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You Gotta Move
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Cupid
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Habrok Austin, Texas
Ben Walden - Guitar, Vocals
Adrian Crookston - Accordion, Vocals, Guitar
Preston Edmands –
Drums, Vocals
Jacky Venson - Bass
Habrok is the newest incarnation of the young, artistic meeting-of-forces Walden and Crookston, following fruitful collaboration: first in Moscow High School nerd funk band Gorman And The Sultry Swines, followed by the legendary rock opera The Monarch and the Wilting Rose
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