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Other Desert Cities
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Old Highway
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The Flood
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Turquoise Thunder
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Desert Dancer
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Tortoise Whisperer
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Dust of Ourselves
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Bakersfield Motel Blues
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Tell Me, How's Café
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Spirit of Amargosa
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D. Pel Portland, Oregon
D. Pel is the messenger, mouthpiece, and fall guy for the existential thoughts and narratives of Dan Pelley. The voice of Dan Pelley croons and growls, yells and professes in a manner that belongs naturally to him, honoring his roots, intertwining old-time folk with indie rock. Songs push through solemnity with celebration, and depression with love. ... more
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