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Jerusalem (Steve Earle album)
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- electric piano Kelly Looney - bass Kenny Malone - drums, percussion Will Rigby - drums, percussion Patrick Earle - percussion Tony Fitzpatrick - album
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Month Notes The Gothic Archies Looming in the Gloom CD EP March Will Rigby Will Rigby CD EP April Mono Puff Unsupervised CD Album May Special advance
The Low Highway
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mandolin and the thing Kelley Looney – upright bass and electric bass Will Rigby – drums, percussion Siobhan Kennedy Produced by Steve Earle and Ray Kennedy
Mitch Easter
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(1978). When the Sneakers disbanded in the late 1970s, Stamey and bandmate Will Rigby formed the dB's and moved to New York. Easter did likewise, but soon returned
Not the Tremblin' Kind
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"The Way It Is" (Laura Cantrell) – 3:48 Laura Cantrell – lead vocals Will Rigby – drums, percussion Jeremy Chatzky – electric bass, acoustic bass Jon
The Pussywillows
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with their backing band, which included guitarist Ward Dotson on guitar, Will Rigby on drums and Spike Priggen on bass, they played at the CBGB club in Bleecker
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including Jody Stephens, the only surviving member of the band, Mitch Easter, Will Rigby , and Mike Mills of R.E.M.[citation needed] The performance was repeated
Songbird: Rare Tracks and Forgotten Gems
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"Roscoe" Ambel - guitar on 3-9; vocals on 3-9 Kelley Looney - bass on 3-9 Will Rigby - drums on 3-9; percussion on 3-9 Ken Coomer - drums on 3-9 Patrick Earle
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and how did it end?". The Week UK. Retrieved 26 December 2021. Brown, Will ; Rigby , Jennifer (13 September 2021). "Plague hits Madagascar as Oxford team
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2002 George Reinecke (also of Busted Flush)—lead guitar: 1980s and 1990s Will Rigby (also of The dB's, Steve Earle) – drums: 1980, 1999 Jimmy Ripp—guitar: