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Walkin' Blues
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4000 Miles
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Up In Smokes
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Subway Rat
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Runaway
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Carry The Weight
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Catcall Blues
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Brewster Moonface New York, New York
Brewster Moonface is the beat of NYC. They are the subway, the bridges and the dirty street growl. Led by Julie “Nasty” Notwicz, a soul singer who has been compared to Janis Joplin and Big Mama Thornton and backed by “Crazy” Jim Polk on Guitar, Andrew D'Angelo on Bass and Justin Caputo on Drums, Brewster Moonface is always continuing its mission of Bringing Back the Blues! ... more
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