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Funk Bag
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Arise
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All Funked Up
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This World
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Wondering
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Powdered Toast
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The Storm
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The Otherside
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No Doorknobs on the Moon
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Harmonic Meltdown
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Electric Soul Pandemic Greensboro, North Carolina
Electric Soul Pandemic (ESP) is a quartet from Greensboro, North Carolina that specializes in funk rock fusion and soaring, exploratory jams. Featuring sonic guitar (Randy Elliott), a howling Moog (Jay Beverly), and the confident backbone of drum and bass (Justin Heter and Scott Nichols), ESP has formulated their sounds over six years in the vibrant North Carolina jam scene. ... more
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