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The Donut Mile
00:41
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Marla
03:47
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Automatic Eggplant
04:01
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Hushpuppy
03:13
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Coincidence
03:18
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Come Along Friend
03:20
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Birthday Wish
03:00
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Girl in Corduroy
02:58
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In the Sunshine
04:11
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Love is Free
02:36
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When You’re Down
02:52
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Video Screen Lounge II
03:41
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Empty
01:39
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William Mallory Vero Beach, Florida
Signed to Atlantic Records in the eighties, William Mallory helped pioneer the alternative scene. Played in countless venues across the country, leaving his mark with the independent cassette Elephant Goes for a Ride, and the Donut Mile.
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