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The Kingsbury Manx: The Fast Rise and Fall of the South Jeff Strowe December 29, 2005 No Comments The Manx craft together a collage of wistful lyrics, amiable soundscapes, and pitch perfect production, courtesy of Wilco sideman Mikael Jorgensen Read More
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