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Woota (Feelin Good) TSOV-109 intricate arrangements and formidable instrumental

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intricate arrangements and formidable instrumental prowess have quickly made the band a crowd pleaser at multi-generational Folk festivals and earned them slots on Americana radio and Billboard's albums chart

were touched by the works of bands like Talking Heads or Japan

Kath & Loren's first two albums in 1981-82 were live recordings

Creating outside of the Everclear realm also gives Alexakis the chance to explore styles and sounds that don't necessarily work for his band

Woota (Feelin Good) TSOV-109 intricate arrangements and formidable instrumentalAn unexpected slice of funk from Liz Damon's Orient Express, a successful pop music troupe from 1970s Hawaii. Culled from an obscure corner of the group's catalog of classy cover songs, "Woota (Feelin Good)" is a welcomed departure into original funk and groove territory, penned by bassist Dennis Osurman and drummer Randy Isaki. Visitors to Hawaii in the early 1970s fell in love with Liz Damon's Orient Express for it's enchanting renditions and

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