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The Sundowners

Edith Frost is the principle singer and probable songwriter of The Sundowners 1996 7" single "Singing Death Chants to the Stars", released on her label Drag City. I'm not aware of any source for this other than the record itself, in which one can plainly hear Edith Frost singing. Straw Dogberry (talk) 06:20, 5 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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	Edith Frost is the principle singer and probable songwriter of The Sundowners 1996 7" ~~record~~ "Singing Death Chants to the Stars", released on her label Drag City. I'm not aware of any source for this other than the record itself, in which one can plainly hear Edith Frost singing.		Edith Frost is the principle singer and probable songwriter of The Sundowners 1996 7" single "Singing Death Chants to the Stars", released on her label Drag City. I'm not aware of any source for this other than the record itself, in which one can plainly hear Edith Frost singing. [[User:Straw Dogberry\|Straw Dogberry]] ([[User talk:Straw Dogberry\|talk]]) 06:20, 5 January 2010 (UTC)