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Travis D Wiggins and The Dream Dragons - Hack Pianist

from Thank You by Idiomism Compilation

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Travis D Wiggins and the Dream Dragons - From un-released album "Talkin' Drum Solo Blues" (Honolulu HI).

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Residing on Honolulu HI after paying dues to Portland Oregon, Wiggins has emptied the rain drops from his skate shoes and accepted the small grains of sand between his flip flops. This everyday tripper moves us with bedroom folk james that could turn any genre specific fans door wide open to new interests.

Wiggins roots run deep underground. A self publisher of poetry and science fiction Travis continues to enjoy making art and traveling with friends. Originally from Texas, Wiggins has put together a record that rolls along like tumble weed. Catchy like Tommy James and the Shondells, obscure enough to mention Wild Billy Childish and packed with lyrical social commentary to warm the long dead voices of radicals throughout history. One day Wiggins will run into Willy Nelson on those Hawaiian Islands. Until that day I suppose us old country listeners will continue to search the underground for todays roots.

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from Thank You, released May 5, 2011
Sing & guitar- travis wiggins

Sing- megan haines

Recorded by- benjamin franklin freeman

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