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It Gets Heavy
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Tree City, USA
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What'll I Do
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Japanese Place
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Peace of Mind
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Hi Lo Ha San Francisco, California
Hi Lo Ha is Ben Reisdorph (lead vocals, guitar) and Brian Davis (back-up vocals, bass). Willie Rusert (back-up vocals, keyboards, guitar) and James Fisher (drums). The San Francisco indie rock band has a reverence for the past drawing inspiration from bands like The Rolling Stones and The Band along with contemporary bands like Built to Spill and Pavement. ... more
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