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Fatboy Wilson & Old Viejo Bones California
FATBOY WILSON & OLD VIEJO BONES met in a jug down around Tallahassee, Florida. Already long time veterans of jug band, folk, blues and jazz music, they were introduced by fellow bandmate Ernie "Papa" Vega. The duo, based in NYC, coalesced on a trip to New Orleans, and have since been delighting audiences with their fun-loving authenticity and weed-driven drinking songs. ... more
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