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- ↑ Ridin' Dirty
- ↑ Dirty Earth is a Pretty Place to Shop
- ↑ JS Online: Fever Marlene keeps it simple [ dead link ]
- ↑ Local band one of Milwaukee's best - Marquee Archived April 26, 2008, at the Wayback Machine
- ↑ Rev Pop Cultivates Milwaukee's Creative Class
- ↑ Fever Marlene Finally Releases Civil War
- ↑ Milwaukee's Good Fortune
- ↑ From MKE to NYC to MAD
- ↑ Scott Starr Returns With Solo Project
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