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Alive & Well
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Pontiac
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Cryin'
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Anchor
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Closing Time
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I'm Watching You
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Today
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Here Comes Johnny
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Silver Train
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Kim Volkman & The Whiskey Priests Melbourne, Australia
Kim Volkman is Australian rock n roll with musical roots that tap the dirty, swaggering, tattoo'd rock of Melbourne's St Kilda & Sydney's Kings Cross. As Ian Rilen's guitarist in The Love Addicts--'Guitar wiz kid,'Lobby Loyde said one sweaty night at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney--Volkman's music is ball-tearing blues & punk injected rock n roll with heart. That's St Kilda, and that is Kim Volkman. ... more
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