Get all 6 Newspaper Joe releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Space Junk (2008-2012), GOV'T TAPES, Christmas EP, Sad Bastard Routine, Lazarus, Gin, Mercy & Sin, and Doublewide Demos (1998-2001).
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Jackie and the Drums
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Neither Here Nor There
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Crown Vic Blues
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Desert Letter
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City Clinic
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Dead Canyon
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Dimwitted Kids
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4am Grand St.
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Kathy's Blues
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Newspaper Joe Denver, Colorado
NOTE: ** Visit mgclark.bandcamp.com for newer music.
Newspaper Joe was the long-term
project of singer-songwriter M.G. Clark. Early 4-track recordings featured Clark on most instruments. The late 00's saw the release of two self-released studio albums with additional musicians/collaborators, "Lazarus, Gin, Mercy & Sin" and 2008's "Sad Bastard Routine".
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