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Tapatio
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Whiskey Waltz
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Drrrty
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Pirate Ship
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For What it's Worth
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Little Bunnies
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Licorice & Giggles
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Arthur Tea Oakland, California
Arthur Tea is the musical moniker of maudlin-American dilettante Ryan the Truck, another moniker in his hall of mirrors of monikered personae. Mr. Tea has participated in numerous musical projects, collaborations, and one-offs since 2002. He currently performs his jingle-jangle grumprock live as Arthur Tea & Thee Toffee Hammers Live Rock Bandh. ... more
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