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    FEATURE Leslie Hall: The Queen of Ames Music
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        Robbie: Leslie’s songs are a daily staple for me. I also super love putting on her songs and dancing around to... Chris: Leslie should collaborate with Bret and Jemaine from Flight of the Conchords! I think they would make... Marc: I super love Leslie putting on her songs and dancing just make me so happy. Thanks for the great article.
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        Curtis Bloes: It makes me a little sad to be reminded of the passing of the Boehme. No longer living in Ames, I... Curtis Bloes: I played SK8RED songs at one of those last open mic nights at the Bistro. That night the DJ (which may...
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