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Singles Drinking Doubles

Singles Drinking Doubles by Skip Heller buy album

Skip Heller

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2015
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Track Listing

At My Age; Fools Like Me; Hurricane; Old Neighborhood; Let’s Stay Home; No One Else’ll Do; Couch; Falling Out of Love With You; Mexican Radio; A Hundred Years From Today.

Personnel

Skip Heller
Skip Heller

guitar, electric

Additional Personnel / Information

Skip Heller: vocals, guitars; Lee Toft: trumpet; Sam Williams: Tenor saxophone; Cody Blake: trombone, tuba, accordion, bass vocal; Ashley Kay: vocals, percussion; Owen Jenkins: guitar; Garrett Lofgren: acoustic bass; Kevin Chubirka: drums, percussion, vocals; Rick Overton: harmonica; Edie Murphy: mandolin.


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