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It's Terminal
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Not In Idaho
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White Light Blues
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Western Aire
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Necromancer's Waltz
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True Blue
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King of Crash
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Breakfast At St. Pat's
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Bedside Manner
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The Hasslers Seattle, Washington
The Hasslers, an alt-country/ Americana outfit from Seattle, WA, combine lyrically lush songwriting,
world class musicianship, and an infectious energy on stage. They’ve played such notable stages as the Monterey Cowboy Festival, Red Ants Pants Festival, and Upstream Music Festival, and provided support for artists the likes of Robert Earl Keen, Blitzen Trapper, and the Heartless Bastards.
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