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Sidewalk Society Long Beach, California
Strange Roads Accolades:
“A brilliant, bonkers and brave idea that exceeds all
expectations.” – Andy Morten, Shindig! Magazine
“The 2nd incarnation of the Action, brilliantly re-birthed by the Sidewalk Society.” – Roger Powell, The Action
“I didn't know what to expect but I think the album will get a lot of interest. There's nothing quite like it out there.” – Ian Whiteman, The Action
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