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Farmer Dave & The Wizards Of The West - Farmer Dave & The Wizards Of The West (Vinyl) (B-Stock)

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About This Product

This is a vinyl LP pressing of Farmer Dave & The Wizards Of The West self-titled. This LP was released on January 29, 2021 via Big Potato record label. The album captures a live set featuring guitarist 'Alvin Pirahnas' (Ben Knight) and always carried by Farmer Dave's warm, vulnerable, heartstring-plucking voice.

Label: Big Potato

Release Year: 2021

Track List:

  1. Exegesis
  2. Cave Walls
  3. Right Vibration
  4. Ocean Eyes
  5. Stand & Deliver
  6. Mutant Pill
  7. Babe Got (Plans for Me)
  8. Bohannon
  9. Wipe Out
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
  • Pure Vinyl Sound
  • Experience Live
  • Heartstring Plucking
  • Featuring Pirahnas

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