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Glass of Water
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Swimmin in the Lake
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Feast
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Sunshine
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Minimum Wage
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Hellfire and Blazes
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Claire and the Bears Chicago, Illinois
In early 2017 a few long time musical collaborators decided to throw former opera singer Claire Feeney into the front seat of a rock band. Her versatility along with lead guitarist John Szymanski's technical mastery allow the band to defy genre. Their live shows weave vocals and guitars through influences that include 70s arena rock, pop punk, Stax soul, feminist folk, and southern gothic country. ... more
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