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Jim Neill’s Jukebox 12/4/13
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Kelly Stoltz- Are You MY Love
Courtney Barnett – History Eraser
Tindersticks – Tyed
The Olivia Tremor Control – Jumping Fences
Agnes Obel – Dorian
Gabriel Mintz – Western Days
Belle & Sebastian – The State I’m In
Björn Olsson – Johan Sandberg

Dean Wareham- The Ticking is the Bomb
Hoquiam – Zombies of the Sea
Henning Ohlenbusch- Maybe I’m Not Meant to Do Anything Remarkable After All
Lazer Kitty – “Hyperion”
The American Analog Set – Hard to Find
Adam Faucett- Blood Is Blood
Damien Jurado- Silver Timothy
Cumulus – Do You Remember
Darkside- Guitar Voodoo
Barrence Whitfield and the Savages- The Cornerman
Lyres – Help You Ann
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Wire- Outdoor Miner
Beatles- Dear Prudence
Negativland- Favorite Things/Over The Hiccups

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