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Sell My Shoes
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Bleeker Street
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Scotland
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Fear and Desire
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Reclaiming This City
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Windsor Castle
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Now I Promise You Love
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We Can't Be Trusted
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Color Nine
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Road's End
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Jon Svetkey Boston, Massachusetts
I'm a stay-at-home dad but I've been writing, recording and performing my songs for almost 25 years. I'm a singer- songwriter. I did it full-time in the 1990s. I co-founded End Construction Productions with Ellis Paul, Jim Infantino and Brian Doser. I lead a band called The Loomers. I sing in cafes and bars with my wife, Heather Quay. ... more
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