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Bright Lights
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Everybody's Baby
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What Do You Get?
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Hairdoo
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Trinidad Man
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Superwoman
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Candyshop Bop
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Co-Op Bop
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Hey, Stop!
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Because I Love Her
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Hick-Up
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She's Coming Over
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She's So Hot
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Standing in Line
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Closer to the Equator
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Brent's T.V. Arcata, California
Brent's T.V. was formed by John Denery, Chris Imlay & Virgil Shaw in 1988. Joined by Brian Keeney and Jon Quittner, they sounded like a pop punk Everly Brothers. The band set forth on a tour of laundromats and released a 7 song EP, "Lumberjack Days" on Lookout Records in 1990, and split soon after. In 1995 Lookout released a compilation of Sweet Baby & Brent's T.V. songs called "Hello Again." ... more
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