Ain't It A Shame
from Destroy All Monsters by Jad Fair & Samuel Locke Ward
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from Destroy All Monsters,
released September 15, 2023
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Jad Fair Austin, Texas
Founding member of Half Japanese.
Jad has released over 180 albums and recorded with Daniel Johnston, Yo La Tengo,
Teenage Fanclub, Kramer, Moe Tucker, R. Stevie Moore, Mosquito, Strobe Talbot, Samuel Locke Ward, Norman Blake, Tenniscoats, The Pastels, God Is My Co-Pilot, Jason Willett, Naofumi Ishimaru, The Tinklers, Danielson, Lovely Eggs, Boister, Brave Combo, Dim Stars, David Fair,
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