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Wherever You Go I Go
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Who Need Electricity
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Maybe
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Damion Mikol Wagner Los Angeles, California
With his signature formula of sweet Folk Balladeer, a full shot of rye Rock & Roll, a peel of Punk rebellion for flavor, nary a hint of bitters. This is old fashioned California Folk Rock for the people! A songwriter’s songwriter, a musician’s musician. Damion writes from his heart, whether anxious rhythm of love, sorrowful tenderness yearning for meaning, or a rebel fire that beats within us all! ... more
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