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Jim Neill’s Jukebox 9/11
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7PM
Grizfolk – The Struggle
Lloyd Cole- Period Piece
NRBQ-If I Don’t Have You
Frankie Gadler- Buzzin
Sam Amidon – I Wish I Wish

LIfe Without Buildings- The Leanover
John Wesley Harding – Still Photo Parlour Room this Sat 7PM
The Snaz- Anna (WRSI Block Party)
The Indecent- Second Skin
Luna- Sideshow By The Seashore
8PM
Lou Barlow/Sebadoh- Caterpillar Girl
Royal Canoe – Exodus Of The Year
Laura Veirs – Sun Son

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