List of works by Cary Brothers

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This is a list of works for American rock musician Cary Brothers.

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Studio albums

EPs

Contributions

Song appearances

Film

Television

TV appearances

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References

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  2. "Under Control by Cary Brothers". 6 April 2010.
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