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Go East (for Get Lamp)
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Art Jam (from Vincent)
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Nicholas Markos Chicago, Illinois
Nicholas Markos has been a solo opening act for Bob Dylan, Violent Femmes, Melissa Etheridge, et al; scored documentary films; written music for commercials (e.g., Chicago White Sox, Wrigley); worked with members of Journey and REO Speedwagon; been embroiled in a rock-&-roll soap opera with a Factory Records artist and a member of Big Black; and had his ass kicked out of numerous bands. ... more
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