Countryside
by Drunk Jackals
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Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumStandard 180 gr 12" vinyl version of our debut album.
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Explode
05:43
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For RnR
03:29
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That's The Way I Roll
03:13
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Ch-Check Out Those
04:06
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Salty Wet Brunette
03:24
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You'd Better Run
04:18
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Country Road
04:08
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Gone Rogue
03:36
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Keepin' On
04:41
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Tennessee Whiskey
05:17
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credits
released October 22, 2017
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Drunk Jackals Corinth, Greece
Drunk Jackals formed in February 2015 in the unforgiving desert of Corinth, Greece. United by their love for the American & British rock of the 60’s and 70’s and the garage rock revival of the early 00’s they chose a similar musical style and sound.
discography
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Oct 2019 -
Oct 2017 -
May 2016
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