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Shooting Star
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It's Alright
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Old Cologne
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Tell'm
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Tina
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Rubber Soul
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You're a Bitch
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Oh Baby
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Wesley Who Cleveland, Ohio
Something like an ashtray full of bubblegum, Wesley Who is a garage-pop musician fueled by tube amps, tambourines, and pretty faces. With influences ranging from the Flat Duo Jets to Prince, Wesley Who brings a sound to make you shake.
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