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Plastic Flowers
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Tear Stained Eye
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Save it for a Rainy Day
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Hesitating Beauty
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Practical in Love
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Shadows of September
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Little Things
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Blues Runs the Game
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Dirty Old Town
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Visions of Johanna
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Broken
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Why'd You Leave Me Here
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Fully Faded
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Grace Cathedral Hill
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California Stars
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You Aint Goin Nowhere
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Smoke Rings
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House on Lee Street
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Back to Boston
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Hat On, Drinking Wine Worcester, Massachusetts
From 2006 to 2011, Hat On, Drinking Wine recorded two albums and played hundreds of shows around the New England area. Once dubbed "Worcester's answer to Wilco" by music reviewer Craig Semon, HODW was known for their heartfelt songs and marathon shows while fusing rock, americana, folk, blues and roots music. The band has been on hiatus since 2012. Matt Robert has released an album in 2013 ... more
Hat On, Drinking Wine recommends:
Searching for Diamonds
by Matt Robert
“'SFD' is a sterling representation of an artist who is pushing the boundaries of solo acoustic performance while paying homage to the traditions that came before him.”Brian M. Owens, Metronome
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