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Cactus Lee Perect Middle Hall LP Vinyl
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- SKU:
- 42801078
- UPC:
- 4040824091958
- MPN:
- 140
- Condition:
- New
Description
Recorded in Austin at Vine Studios with Kyle Crusham (Paul Simon, Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians), Cactus Lee has returned with a six song album titled "Perfect Middle Hall." This album signals a change in approach to Dehan's previous self recorded albums and yields a fuller sound. In addition to Dehan on guitars and vocals is John Bush (New Bohemians) on conga / percussion / drums and Alice Stewart (Shinyribs) with added vocals.
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1. Down The Mountain 2. Père Lachaise 3. Slowly By 4. Perfect Middle Hall 5. Adeline 6. Kangaroo
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