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Stick Out Your Tongue
03:17
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Sexy Postcard
03:18
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You Got Some Dog
04:05
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Freak Now
03:35
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Thought You Was
02:29
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Tito, Tito
01:26
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Your Tongue
02:51
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Me Acuerdo De Ti
04:04
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Unbuckled
04:19
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Shake You Down
05:18
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New Wet Kojak Washington, D.C.
New Wet Kojak was formed in 1993 by guitarist/singer Scott McCloud + bassist Johnny Temple – both of Girls Against Boys +
Soulside. They created an overtly seductive aesthetic on their albums – utilizing the saxophone, whispered vocals and reserved instrumentation.
The band also includes Geoff Turner on lead guitar/keyboard + and Charles Bennington on saxophone and Nick Pelliciotto on drums.
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