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Fallin' in Love
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Promise Me
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Hold Me
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Ronnie
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Drivin' Music
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Operator
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Jennifer
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Arcade Queen
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Lightning Love Affair
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1, 2, 3 Forever
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The Rubinoos Berkeley, California
The Rubinoos busted out of Berkeley, California’s Bay High School and turned bubblegum into gold on their debut Beserkley Records release, landing them in the pages of Tiger Beat Magazine and on the TV show American Bandstand. Through all the ups and downs, in vogue or out of vogue, The Rubinoos have worn their influences of pure pop and harmony proudly on their sleeve. ... more
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