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Frank Migliorelli and The Dirt Nappers Red Hook, New York
Frank Migliorelli and The Dirt Nappers are a roots-rock-Americana band that captures the sparkle of an 1965 AM transistor radio and the twang of a modern garage band. Hook-laden rock and roll with a touch of Heartbreakers, Kinks, Bodeans, and and a pinch of soul, great live show, check out their four releases including "We're Not Kiddin' Around"-a collection of songs inspired by some great books. ... more
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