Get all 13 Loretta releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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Your Red Thing
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Back And Forth
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2029
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Oh Andy
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The Wait
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Rancho Notorious
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Weather Woman
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Nothing Was Promised
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Moontide
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Proxy Music
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Loretta Stuttgart, Germany
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Soft Rock, Power Pop, Jangle Pop, Indie Pop, Americana, Country Folk Glam
Fans of Beatles, Kinks, Monkees, Big Star, Wings, 10cc, Roxy Music, Smiths, NRBQ, Brian Blade, Frank Zappa
Johann Polzer (drums, percussion, keyboards), Rainer Rupp (guitar, lap steel, harp, vocals), Andreas Sauer (vocals, guitar), Sebastian Zimmermann (bass)
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