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Gas Junkie

Super Deluxe: Gas Junkie (Bug Incision Records)

A foundation of the Calgary scene, the trio of Janet Turner, Lyle Pisio, and Mark Dicey improvising live at Weeds on sax, percussion, voice and "oddities".
 

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Janet Turner-words, vocals, oddities

Lyle Pisio-sax, oddities

Mark Dicey-percussion, oddities

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Edition of 50 copies

Label: Bug Incision Records
Catalog ID: bimm-28
Squidco Product Code: 12800

Format: CDR
Condition: New
Released: 2010
Country: Canada
Packaging: Paper foldover in a plastic sleeve
Recorded August 12, 2009 by Brad Hawkins at Weeds Cafe.
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