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Lord, I Seen Evil
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Cinnamon Sugar
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Low Down Woman
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Buried Alive
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Ain't No Goin' Home
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Sepulveda Blues
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Ridiculous Circumstances
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Voodoo
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Flip Cassidy and The Junkyard Gospel Los Angeles, California
The Reverend Flip Cassidy is a rusty man who plays rusty songs on rusty guitars. The Junkyard Gospel is a howling, raging
acoustic sound bellowed forth with a voice like a rusty saw blade.
Outlaw folk, apocalyptic Americana perfect for driving on long desert highways. Pairs well with whiskey. Won't help with your sins.
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Flip Cassidy and The Junkyard Gospel recommends:
Whiskey & Starlight
by Vagabondage
Vagabondage are some of my dearest friends and favorite musicians in the bay area. This is their latest record of whiskey-soaked tales of booze, love and the road - sometimes all at once.
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I'm The Lion
by Moses Luster and the Hollywood Lights
This is some of the freshest, grittiest music I've heard in ages.
go to albumIf you like Flip Cassidy and The Junkyard Gospel, you may also like:
Prologue: The Farmer's Daughter EP
by We Are Baker
Baker is a new project from childhood pals Mishal Moore & Richard Cortez with a lo-fi, bluesy n' soulful southern vibe.
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Hotel Landifornia
by Fuzzy Jones
Swooping, pristine folk-adjacent songs with bright guitars and soothing melodies that quietly entrance.
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The latest album by Phill Reynolds, a project of Italian singer Silva Martino Cantele, takes listeners on an Americana-fueled musical ride.
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A Sudden Nowhere
by Phill Reynolds
More smoky, melancholy folk from Italian singer-songwriter Phill Reynolds, laced with elements of Americana, country, and the blues.
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