• Liz Cooper & the Stampede

    Liz Cooper and The Stampede in Seattle
    Peter Dervin Posted On December 20, 2018


    Liz Cooper and The Stampede in concert at the Neptune Theatre in Seattle, Washington 11/21/18.


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    Liz Cooper and The Stampede in Seattle
    Peter Dervin Posted On December 20, 2018


    Liz Cooper and The Stampede in concert at the Neptune Theatre in Seattle, Washington 11/21/18.


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    Liz Cooper and The Stampede in Seattle
    Peter Dervin Posted On December 20, 2018


    Liz Cooper and The Stampede in concert at the Neptune Theatre in Seattle, Washington 11/21/18.


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    Liz Cooper and The Stampede in Seattle
    Peter Dervin Posted On December 20, 2018


    Liz Cooper and The Stampede in concert at the Neptune Theatre in Seattle, Washington 11/21/18.


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    Liz Cooper and The Stampede in Seattle
    Peter Dervin Posted On December 20, 2018


    Liz Cooper and The Stampede in concert at the Neptune Theatre in Seattle, Washington 11/21/18.


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    Album Review
    Liz Cooper & the Stampede’s Stellar Return
    John Amen Posted On August 9, 2018


    Monsters, the 2014 EP from Liz Cooper & the Stampede, was a six-song calling card, introducing Liz Cooper as a gifted songwriter, singer, and guitarist. Grant Prettyman on bass and Ky Baker on drums asserted themselves as a rhythmic force, […]


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