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Mr. Pookie
Mr. Pookie was a band that put out one album in 2001. The record had a quiet, drifting sound that mixed folk and rock with some ambient textures. Jason Lytle...
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Annie Maes
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Big Ballah
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Comin Hard
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Crook For Life
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Crook Playa
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Destiny
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Down Like That
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Find Yourself.. by Yourself
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French Connection
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Introduction
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Smoke One
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So High Serenade
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Southern Made Playa
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Tha Rippla
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Visions of a Silent One
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Whatchallwannado
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Mr. Pookie was a band that put out one album in 2001. The record had a quiet, drifting sound that mixed folk and rock with some ambient textures. Jason Lytle from Grandaddy sang and played guitar, Jim Fairchild from Grandaddy and Modest Mouse was on guitar, and Aaron Burtch from The Postal Service played bass.
They didn't play many shows or do many interviews, which gave them a low-profile reputation. The song 'Annie Maes' from that album became something of a quiet favorite, with its hazy melody and lyrics about distance. Other tracks like 'Crook For Life' and 'Find Yourself.. by Yourself' carried a similar, introspective mood.
After that one release, the band didn't put out more music under that name. The album and particularly 'Annie Maes' kept circulating among listeners who were drawn to that kind of subdued, atmospheric recording.
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