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Dejadisc

Dejadisc was a roots music-oriented record label based in Austin, Texas which was active from 1992 to 1997. It was known for the numerous, eclectic singer-songwriters

Dejadisc

Ray Wylie Hubbard

American country musician (born 1946)

Train of Thought – Misery Loves Company/DejaDisc Records 1994 Loco Gringo's Lament – Misery Loves Company/DejaDisc Records 1997 Dangerous Spirits – Rounder/Philo

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Michael Hall (Texas musician)

American singer-songwriter and journalist

Murder (Safe House, 1993) Adequate Desire (Dejadisc, 1994) Frank Slade's 29th Dream (Dejadisc EP, 1995) Day (Dejadisc, 1996) The Song He Was Listening to When

Michael Hall (Texas musician)

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Jo Carol Pierce

American singer-songwriter (1944–2022)

December 2, 2022(2022-12-02) (aged 78) Houston, Texas, U.S. Genres Singer-songwriter folk rock Years active 1980s–2022 Labels Monkey Hill Records Dejadisc

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Bloomed

1994 studio album by Richard Buckner

German label Glitterhouse, and the following year in the United States via Dejadisc. A 1999 reissue appended five bonus tracks. Produced by Lloyd Maines, the

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Sue Foley

Musical artist

(Flying Fish / Rounder) 1995: Wayne Hancock – Thunderstorms and Neon Signs (Dejadisc) 1998: Lazy Lester – All Over You (Antone's) 1999: The Tony D Band Featuring

Sue Foley

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Thunderstorms and Neon Signs

1995 studio album by Wayne Hancock

by American country musician Wayne Hancock. It was released in 1995 on Dejadisc. It was reissued by Ark21 in 1998. The album’s title track was covered

Thunderstorms and Neon Signs

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Champ Hood

American singer and multi-instrumentalist

Pierce (Deja Disc DJD 3203) 1993: Don McCalister Jr. – Brand New Ways (Dejadisc DJD 3206) 1993: Jan Seides – Slowly But Surely (Sex String) 1993: Mandy

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Butch Hancock discography

artists - Pastures of Plenty: An Austin Celebration of Woody Guthrie (Dejadisc) - track 15, "Belle Starr" 2002: various artists - KGSR Broadcasts Vol

Butch Hancock discography

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David Rodriguez (singer-songwriter)

American singer-songwriter (1952–2015)

September 1991 at Anderson Fair in Houston, Texas 1992 The True Cross Dejadisc (US) 3202 CD reissue of Man Against Beast plus a live duet with Lucinda

David Rodriguez (singer-songwriter)

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Party Girls / Broken Poets

1984 studio album by Elliott Murphy

throughout Europe on WEA and in the US on the independent Austin, Texas label Dejadisc. The album was nominated for the 1984 New York Music Award for Album of

Party Girls / Broken Poets

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Selling the Gold

1995 studio album by Elliott Murphy

Republican. p. E1. Johnson, Robert (January 28, 1996). "San Marcos-based DejaDisc snares Elliott Murphy's credible 'Gold'". Records. San Antonio Express-News

Selling the Gold

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Bob Livingston (musician)

American singer-songwriter

1973 Something About the Night (Renegade); 1979 Loco Gringo's Lament (Dejadisc); 1994 Seekers of the Fleece (Golden Egg); 1975 Ballad of the West (Golden

Bob Livingston (musician)

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Adequate Desire

1994 studio album by Michael Hall

album by Michael Hall Released 1994 Studio Audio Image Genre Rock Label Dejadisc Producer Michael Hall Michael Hall chronology Love is Murder (1993) Adequate

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David Lewis (anthropologist)

British scholar (born 1960)

'No Straight Line' was issued in 1995 on the now defunct Austin-based Dejadisc label and launched at the South By South West festival that year. Containing

David Lewis (anthropologist)

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