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What Gives
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You Say I've Changed
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Back East
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Righteous Mothers Seattle, Washington
The Righteous Mothers are four funny, philosophical female folk-rock musicians who whip their audience into a frenzy with zany original music, witty theatrics, and intricate vocal harmonies. They have performed at Kerrville Folk Festival, Bumbershoot, National Women’s Folk Music Festival and Vancouver Folk Festival among many other venues. ... more
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