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Duncan & Brady Patrick Pantano 1967 at the same sessions

Duncan & Brady Patrick Pantano 1967 at the same sessionsFor the uninitiated, Frank is a Fresno, California native (now Los Angeles resident) and a genius on the fiddle, guitar, and banjo. He possesses a broken, soulful voice that perfectly reflects the tragedy and damnation of the subject matter reflected in the timeless American music that he's made his stock and trade through his albums on Tompkins Square, and through countless tours from coast to coast. On side A Frank delivers his unique take on the

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1967 at the same sessions that would produce the Monks' final single "Love Can Tame the Wild" b/w "He Went Down to the Sea

John Paul White says

and full monk costuming down to the tonsure

“It’s the first song we attempted to write

Duncan & Brady Patrick Pantano 1967 at the same sessionsFor the uninitiated, Frank is a Fresno, California native (now Los Angeles resident) and a genius on the fiddle, guitar, and banjo. He possesses a broken, soulful voice that perfectly reflects the tragedy and damnation of the subject matter reflected in the timeless American music that he's made his stock and trade through his albums on Tompkins Square, and through countless tours from coast to coast. On side A Frank delivers his unique take on the

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