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40 oz Sunday
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Night Life
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Another Beer
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Gotta Move On
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Graveyard
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Bulwark
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I Lost My Buzz
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When I'm Done
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What We Deserve
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Boozer
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Johnny Butt (Sublime)
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Bottoms Up Frazier Park, California
We started as a Punk Band named The Walking Dead. After playing many shows and gathering many fans it was time to try
something new, so we pulled out all of our acoustic instruments and began writing a new genre of music. Line up includes
Atom Detox-Guitar/Vocals
Mandi Lynn-Mandolin/Vocals
Chris Creeps-Banjo/Vocals
Justin Bahn-Electric Guitar/Vocals
Dr. Jennitals-Stand Up Bass
... more
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