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Here Come the Burn Man
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Insight and Innuendo
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Martha, These Palmettos
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Gilbey's Dry Gin
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Get to the Nerve
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Vanishing Glory
04:02
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Between Dreams
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Case
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Out of Here
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Goodbye
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Burnley Vest Evanston, Illinois
Burnley Vest (f/k/a George Vest) hails from Athens, GA, where Ort described him as a “multi-instrumentalist with a lilting tenor.” Active since 1985, Vest has written scads of music for stage, screen and platter, but is equally comfortable writing blurbs about himself in the third person. Mr. Vest currently resides in Evanston, IL, where he recently co-founded Mrs. Mopp's Good Time Party Band. ... more
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