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August
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Fools Paradise
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The Great Unknown
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Chasing Shadows
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Countdown
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Movie Star
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Don't Look Back
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TV Casualty
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Ceremony
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Noonday Sun
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The Same Song
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Dave Achelis and 8 ACE New York, New York
Dave was born in NYC a long time ago. Hearing “Louie Louie” by the Kingsmen in 1963 changed his life forever. The mid 70s found him as an engineer/producer for Mercury Records working with an array of artists from Dave Brubeck, Dexter Gordon Sonny Rollins, Elvin Jones, to The New York Dolls, Elliot Murphy, Jon Paris, Stu Daye, and perhaps most famously, The Misfits. ... more
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