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The Good Humor Man
02:14
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Eye on the Prize
02:39
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Ewww!!
04:11
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¡Mwah! I'm Sexy
02:00
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The Razorblade Song
02:27
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Startle the Opponent
02:19
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Misery is not attractive
02:37
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Turn up the Heat
02:45
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King Sexy
01:29
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All Systems Go
02:34
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You still want me
03:05
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King Sexy Bridgeport, Connecticut
King Sexy started in late 2003 when Jeff Coleman recorded demos on a 4-track recorder. Between 2004-2014, there has been a
few line up changes, several releases, and a mini tour under our belt.
Are you Sexy Enough? 8-song 12" EP should be out in Summer 2024.
Jeff Coleman - Guitar/Vocals
Frank Zvovushe - Guitar
Jim LoPresti - Drums
Ray Zvovushe- Bass
... more
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