Love You So
from The King Khan & BBQ Show by The King Khan & BBQ Show
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released December 14, 2016
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The King Khan & BBQ Show Berlin, Germany
‘The King Khan & BBQ Show’ are pure rock n roll. Sure, their sense of humor is dirty, often surreal, potentially subversive. But the seriousness of their love of real rock’n’roll should never be taken lightly. They live a lifestyle of pure love for the genre, respecting and understanding its basic tenets, living as lifers, representatives of what they see as an important tradition… All for love... ... more
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Feb 2016 -
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Dec 2016
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