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Jeff Root Danielle Miraglia Lay Low Moon the Countess Zaleska •Our 33rd Year Proudly Promoting All Things Music• FREE! December 2018 The Countess Zaleska Lay Low Moon Jeff Root Danielle Miraglia Metro•Scene ATWOOD’S TAVERN 12/12- Gang of Youths HOUSE OF BLUES 12/29- Becky and the Swinging Bards Cambridge, MA. 12/13- Lemaitre Boston, MA. 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