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On February 7, 1964 The British Invasion landed in America and changed the world. From New York City and beyond, some of the finest musicians around pay tribute on Art Monkey Records.

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1.	Everybody's Got Something To Hide ... by Wolfmann
2.	Rain by The 9th
3.	Happiness Is A Warm Gun by More
4.	Come Together by Rats Of Unusual Size
5.	Let It Be by Joie Dead Blonde Girlfriend
6.	Twist And Shout by Dee Dee Ramone
7.	Across The Universe by Allon
8.	Cry Baby Cry by Greg Di Gesu
9.	Tomorrow Never Knows by Daddy
10.	You've Got To Hide Your Love Away by Doug Holland

11.	Let It Be by Allison Crowe
12.	Don't Pass Me By by Paleface
13.	Rocky Racoon by Fenton Lawless
14.	You've Got To Hide Your Love Away by Church Of Betty
15.	Taxman by Roadkill
16.	Norweigan Wood by Jesse Bates
17.	Day Tripper by Michel Solis
18.	Come Together by The Hitch
19.	Why Don't We Do It In The Road by Youth Gone Mad
20.	Eleanor Rigby by Allon

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20 unforgettable great performances in the many different styles of this great mix of pop, punk, rock and folk musicians from New York City, Canada and beyond. Featuring Third Eye Blind bass player Arion Salazar's band More, Canada's Allison Crowe, Dee Dee Ramone, Paleface, Joie Dead Blonde Girlfriend, and many more great artists.

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