Get all 8 Matt Derda & the High Watts releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Leesta Vall Live Acoustic, The Law Office Live EP, You Didn't Know?, Rarities & Embarrassments, Doing Time, Self Isolation, You Don't Want Me Now, and Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas.
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Pretty Polly
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Down That Road
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Long Ago (Live)
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Message to the Boys
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Little Disappointment
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In the Pines
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Matt Derda & the High Watts Chicago, Illinois
Matt Derda & The High Watts, a Folk Rock group from the Chicago area, combines storytelling with resonant
melodies.
Blending Rock N Roll riffs with Eastern Kentucky roots, they've created a unique sound that captures the essence of Johnny Cash's Nashville and the grit of rock acts like The Replacements.
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