Jess Grant, The Washington Waltz, (Bristling Barnacle).(Shortcuts)(Sound Recording Review)

From: Sing Out! | Date: September 22, 2003 | Copyright information

Seattle singer-songwriter Jess Grant's solo debut is an eclectic collection of originals featuring his understated vocals and thoughtful, often playful lyrics. His laid-back, breezy...

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Jess Grant, The Washington Waltz, (Bristling Barnacle).(Shortcuts)(Sound Recording Review)
Sing Out! ; Seattle singer-songwriter Jess Grant's solo debut is an eclectic collection of originals featuring his understated vocals and thoughtful, often playful lyrics. His laid-back, breezy style works best on the humorous material (especially For My Foreskin ), but on his more serious lyrics the effect is
Littleton 5, Belmont 0
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Belmont 2, Prospect Mountain 0
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Belmont 9, White Mountains 4
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