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El Negro Jash
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Lips
02:05
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Sex Pest
03:01
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Snake Pit
02:24
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Cut Slut
02:09
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Lothario-o
03:17
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Black Jash Glasgow, UK
Started in 2008 by Neill Armstrong & Bob Cuthbertson, involving many drummers* along the way, the pair are having a ball
making their style of music, recording it at Green Door Studios and getting it to the tens of people that want it world wide.
*Liam Hiatt, Nic Jay, Pauley Heron, Alex Macarte, Mike Denton.
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