Prologue (2009-2011)
by The Banduras
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credits
released July 30, 2011
A collection of demos by Clifton Gibbons and Aaron Mauck from 2009 to 2011 as "The Banduras". All non-cover songs written by Clifton Gibbons.
Clifton Gibbons - Guitar, Ebow, Bass, Harmonica, Vocals
Aaron Mauck - Drums, Piano on 'Beach Baby', Organ and Backing Vocals on 'Die Die Die'
A collection of demos by Clifton Gibbons and Aaron Mauck from 2009 to 2011 as "The Banduras". All non-cover songs written by Clifton Gibbons.
Clifton Gibbons - Guitar, Ebow, Bass, Harmonica, Vocals
Aaron Mauck - Drums, Piano on 'Beach Baby', Organ and Backing Vocals on 'Die Die Die'
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The Banduras Richmond, Virginia
CLIFTON gibbons
AARON mauck
WILLIE nelson
DAVID brunson
discography
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Nov 2012 -
Jul 2011
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