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ENJOY! and . . . Fuk the RIAA.
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Moon Mullican
10,427 listeners
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Tex Morton
1,535 listeners
There are several artists under this name: 1. Tex Morton is a legendary guitar player who plays in Nitro 17, Sunny Domestozs, Kamikaze Quee… read moreThere are several artists under this name: 1. Tex Morton is a legendary guitar player who plays in Nitro 17, Sunny Domestozs, Kamikaze Queens, Chip Hanna etc. He played in Mad Sin for several years. In 2008 he released solo EP Speedway M… read moreThere are several artists under this name: 1. Tex Morton is a legendary guitar player who plays in Nitro 17, Sunny Domestozs, Kamikaze Queens, Chip Hanna etc. He played in Mad Sin for several years. In 2008 he released solo EP Speedway Maniac. 2. Tex Morton (born Robert William Lane in Nelson, Ne… read more
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Gid Tanner & His Skillet Lickers
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