The rambling, ramshackle country-folk of Seattle's
The Dutchess And The Duke has been a good soundtrack to the hot summer nights we've been having. A departure from their previous punk outfit The Flying Dutchmen, Jesse and Kimberly pull together a record of rootsy, familiar hooks and lyrics that smack of sincerity without being cheesy. Its not a happy record, but not a hopeless one either.
The Dutchess And The Duke - Reservoir Park
The Dutchess And The Duke - Mary
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August 14th, 2008 at 12:51 am
these guys are good, or at least the sample songs. Im going to check em out more….
December 5th, 2008 at 10:18 am
I know it’s 4 months late, but thank you for this, I had Res Park, but just discovered Mary, great song, thank you!