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Snakes on an Album

December 22, 2008 14:55PM

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On "Snake Farm," the title track to grizzled troubador Ray Wylie Hubbard's 2006 album, the singer and a comely employee of a ramshackle reptile house get it on amongst the other slithery creatures. That set us wondering how many other musicians have been inspired by legless lizards...
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Two Stepping Tuesday Nights at Horni Tonk at Shoeshine Charley's Big Top Lounge

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