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Riviera – Revolution Blues

March 9, 2005 Jake Brown 1 Comment

“Revolution Blues” by Riviera, live Neil Young cover from the show where they opened for Wilco’s Jeff Tweedy. More Riviera mp3s. They’ve got an album, At the End of American Century, coming out on April 5 on Glorious Noise Records.

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  1. Mixmaster Shecky says:
    March 17, 2005 at 1:04 am

    Love, LOVE this cover. Also the new cd – still getting heavy rotation.

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