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Heavy trip #1
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Turn it on again !
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Sliderman
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Hard feelings
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Rocket '65
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Gerry Bright and The Stokers Rennes, France
Guitar, Hammond and Drums... a perfect match with Rock’n’Roll! Our music is simple, brutal, straight to the point, no need to bother with frills : three chords and a frenzied rhythm, that’s enough to awake the groovy devil inside us. A dynamited Hammond organ, a crunchy guitar and powerful drums... that's what we play, that's what we like. And it's called rock'n'roll! ... more
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