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Shooting Over the Head
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Lunch Box
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Sin Eater
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Go On and Kiss Him
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The Beam
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Tourist in Town
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Eloise Please
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When Everything Worked
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Ceiling
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Unusual Keys
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Ray Mason Williamsburg, Massachusetts
Ray and his road-worn 1965 Silvertone guitar have been tirelessly touring since 1982. Starting his first band in 1966 and averaging over 100 shows a year, he’s like a teenager with forty-plus years of experience!
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