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Wanderlust Nashville, Tennessee
During their years together from 1992 to 1998, Wanderlust had a chart-topping single "I Walked," opened for The Who, and
were critically acclaimed by the London Sunday Times, declaring the album 'Prize" "one of the greatest rock records of all time.
This year Wanderlust returned to the studio to record an 11 song album packed with ready for radio singles, published by Downtown Music Publishing.
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