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Low & Easy
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Crooked Man
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Bills
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Worried Man
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Tuning Jam
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In My Mind
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There Will Be A Day
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1000 Years
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Whore
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Into The Sun
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The Great Okra San Diego, California
In the early Spring of 2012, The Great Okra was born.
The group formed a sound that was as
gentle as it could be raw while encompassing many influences. Self-proclaimed as a type of Acid Folk, “The Great Okra” created a sonic landscape of gale force. At times it’s a gratuitous destruction of logic and sanity and on occasion; as simple as a whisper.
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