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City Tank
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Miss Pity
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Come and See Me
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Many Long Years
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The Hurting Kind
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Im Down With You
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Hecktic Week
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Kings Upon Thrones
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Walk With Me
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Hecktic Week Roseburg, Oregon
Hecktic Week is an energy packed duo with powerful vocals and beat driven grooves! our foot stomping and soul touching sound is a blues influenced infusion of nostalgic country, folk, and rock! Gypsy grooves on her bass guitar while filling the atmosphere with a power house voice reminiscent of Janis Joplin. Heck is a "One Man Band" playing guitar, harp, and drums. We hope you enjoy! ... more
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