Graves Have Become a Priv'lage, by Moose "Trainwreck" Roberts

Graves Have Become a Priv'lage

by Moose "Trainwreck" Roberts

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	1.	Brim and Brow 03:10
	2.	Red Mud 03:50
	3.	Funeral Party 03:57
	4.	Dedication Street 03:18
	5.	It was Tuesday 03:48
	6.	Chicken 03:47
	7.	Clouds 03:22
	8.	The Truth 07:03

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Roots0120

Moose returns with his second album for Death Roots.
8 tracks of Dark Rock and Roll. Special release to honor Moose's 44th year in this world.

Bandcamp:
mooseroberts.bandcamp.com

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released June 4, 2019

Moose Roberts - Vocals, Bass & C Tuned Guitar
Ryan Rasnake - Drums & Lead Guitar
R.C. Miller - Tenor Sax

Recorded by: Leroy Fleenor
All songs written by J.B. Roberts
Artwork by: R.C. Miller
Cover Layout by: Johnny Ott

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Death Roots Syndicate is a Free Digital Download label specializing in the promotion of Dark and Underground Music including but not limited to Country, Folk, Blues, Rock, Punk and Roots Music.

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