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Marion
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Dawn
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Incredible Shrinking Man
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Tennessee
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Seven Books
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Pepe Le Moko
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Crosseyed
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One Of Us
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Don's Wedding Night
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Balcony
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Walk In A Line
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Someone Else's Frown
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Other Bright Colors Carrboro, North Carolina
Other Bright Colors were an indie rock band from Carrboro, NC. They toured up and down the East Coast for few years in the mid-80's, and released a single and one album, Endlessly Rocks The Cradle, in 1986. They disbanded in 1988.
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