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Kasha Fo-Ho
02:10
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Kings Of The Underground
02:55
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I Will
03:00
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Karate
03:10
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Wild, Wild, Wild
02:08
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I Stay Away
01:51
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Crawlin' To You
03:44
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El Ringo
02:40
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Howlin'
01:57
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'Cause Of You
02:23
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Vampire's Bopper
02:34
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Tremor
02:14
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Los Wavy Gravies GA, Spain
Sus conciertos son auténticas celebraciones del Rock’n’Roll, donde el punk, el surf instrumental, el garage o incluso el
frat tienen una cita ineludible con la diversión y el sentido del humor. En sus directos podrás encontrar versiones de grandes bandas, como The Sonics, Bo Diddley, Flamin’ Groovies o Link Wray, además de temas propios instrumentales y vocales.
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