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Rhinestones and Rust
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Everything's Fine
04:05
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A Thousand Horses
02:09
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Like Heaven
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Flower Kisser
02:06
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The Way The World Is
03:15
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Obvious Blues
03:29
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Gonna Hurry
04:12
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Cocaine Blues
04:10
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Music In Your Life
02:27
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Viva DeConcini Brooklyn, New York
Viva plays guitar like a flaming sword, a screaming train, a ringing bell and a scratching chicken, and sings as if Freddy Mercury had been a woman. Influences include Jimi, Dolly, NYC, disco and jam bands. She's played Bonnaroo and Monterey Jazz Fest, produced sell out shows in NYC and was featured in Guitar Player mag. In 2019, she produced I LOVE OLIVIA, a 10-episode queer tragicomedy podcast. ... more
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