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Well we are back! After the Holiday gap, we are back! By we.... we, I, you,.... whomever..... The Local Ear is back! What does that mean? We I think you know what that means. Stuff starts happening. BIG NEWS IN 2016, the YEAR of the MONKEY!!!!! 10 year anniversary of the re-lease of the "Monkey Song" and more important the "Local Ear" compilation album "Bands from the Back 40". So much to celebrate this year, get READY! READY! READY! READY!

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