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Go Go Harlem Baby Frank Stanford Dan Sartain started out in

Go Go Harlem Baby Frank Stanford Dan Sartain started out inThe piece de resistance of Dex Romweber's voluminous back catalog, ably backed by the trusty Chris "Crow" Smith on drums, "GGHB" is as solid an LP as you will ever find. Some of you may remember Jack White dropping the needle on the Jets' version of "Froggy Went a Courtin'" in the "It Might Get Loud" doc as an indicator of his early influences. Maybe you remember the White Stripes covering "You Belong to Me" or "Apple Blossom Time" in their live

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Dan Sartain started out in 2001 self-producing and self-releasing his first two albums

Wrigley Field

You cannot get more "Detroit" than that

"Broken Boy Soldiers" is the home for such canonical classics as "Blue Veins"

When his father stabilized somewhat

Go Go Harlem Baby Frank Stanford Dan Sartain started out inThe piece de resistance of Dex Romweber's voluminous back catalog, ably backed by the trusty Chris "Crow" Smith on drums, "GGHB" is as solid an LP as you will ever find. Some of you may remember Jack White dropping the needle on the Jets' version of "Froggy Went a Courtin'" in the "It Might Get Loud" doc as an indicator of his early influences. Maybe you remember the White Stripes covering "You Belong to Me" or "Apple Blossom Time" in their live

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