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Rusty Shipp isn’t a corroding hunk of steel floating on the sea, but rather a nautically inspired rock band. Discover how Davy Jones, ghosts, phobias, and polite F-words join together to form the band’s music as we speak with frontman, Russ T. Shipp.

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Nov 29, 2018

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