9 thoughts on “ Dont Walk On By - Sass O Frass Tunic - As Blue As The State Allows (CD, Album) ”

1. May 03,  · Sass O' Frass Tunic - 4 - Stop Wa'cha Doin' - As Blue As The State Allows ().

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4. Sass O’ Frass Tunic – As Blue as the State Allows – Besides having one of the best bad names in the 90s, Sass O’ Frass Tunic made a pretty great bluesy gospel album on Mike Knott’s label, Blond Vinyl. Frass’ leader was Fred T. Friend, the same guy who fronted Breakfast with Amy.

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7. Sass o Frass Tunic – As Blue as the State Allows – Besides having one of the best bad names in the 90s, Sass o Frass Tunic made a pretty great bluesy gospel album on Mike Knott’s label, Blond Vinyl. The leader of Sass o Frass was Fred T. Friend, the same guy who fronted Breakfast with Amy.

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8. Sass O' Frass Tunic - As Blue As The State Allows (CD, Album) Label: Blonde Vinyl Records, Voice of Youth Music Cat#: BVCD Media Condition: Media: Near Mint (NM or M-) Sleeve Condition: Sleeve: Near Mint (NM or M-) Clean copy, prompt shipment from the US. View Release Page: Seller: eplansebay; %, ratings%().

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9. Jul 21,  · "Sassafras" is/was a "flavoring agent" formerly used in root beer, I believe, until it was "found to be carcinogenic." It's also the "name of an eastern NoAmerican tree" from which the bark was taken to make the flavoring agent.

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