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Live With It Baby
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Small
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Chutes And Ladders
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The Snap-Tight Wars
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Crown
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Western Flyer
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Pedal
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Honey Bunny
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Hope In Every Train
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Reason 2600
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Snow Globe
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Schirm Loop
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Jenny Don't Be Sad
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Knee-High Susan
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Harriet Records Port Jefferson, New York
I ran Harriet Records between 1989 and 1998 out of Cambridge, MA. I released 10 CDs (most of which are available here) and
45 singles. There are 11 "new" releases so far, most recently the Coronets (London, ca 2000) and Kisswhistle (Pittsburgh). New releases next year by Chris Barickman, the Lookout Honeys, and a follow-up Ekphrastics CD!
-- Tim Alborn
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