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Mar 8, 2021 1 hr 22 min

Sticky Jazz Interview Folk Hogan

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Salt Lake City's Folk and Punk scens are very lively, and somewhere this bunch of screwball multi instrumentalist gurus decided to come together and make a fantastic sound. Leaving conventional wisdom, logic, and any ability to shave behind, Folk Hogan was born. They have been making music and living the Salt Lake Art scene long enough to have seen and done it all, and still manage to be sober enough to take the stage on time. Having lost their minds during covid lockdown, nothing is sacred to these guys, and you are lucky you did not get to see the video on this interview. They are funny, and the music is unspeakably complex, and fun to listen to. https://facebook.com/folkhogan https://folkhogan.com/ https://twitter.com/folkhogan http://www.youtube.com/user/folkhogangods http://open.spotify.com/artist/4bEHI0mo2qiErjik91YslA http://open.spotify.com/artist/4bEHI0mo2qiErjik91YslA

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