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Retrieved 20
August 2014. "
Folkjokeopus Liberty LBS 83231; the 45Worlds community". 45Worlds.com.
Richie Unterberger. "
Folkjokeopus – Roy
Harper | Songs, Reviews...
- Oar
Folkjokeopus (commonly
known as Oar Folk) was a
Minneapolis record store that
operated on the
corner of
Lyndale Ave and 26th St from 1973
until 2001...
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Record stores Electric Fetus Historic venues Artists'
Quarter Jay's
Longhorn Bar Oar
Folkjokeopus Pence Opera House Prom
Ballroom Triple Rock
Social Club...
- with Paul
Stark and
Charley Hallman, and
managed the
record store Oar
Folkjokeopus during the 1970s and
early 1980s. In 1995,
Jesperson moved out of Minneapolis...
- The New Yorker, 2007. "Roy Harper,
FOLKJOKEOPUS".
Rough Trade.
March 7, 2014.
Retrieved March 7, 2014. "
Folkjokeopus (CD)". Roy Harper.
March 7, 2014....
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frequent hangout for the band
across the
street from
record store Oar
Folkjokeopus, an
important center for the
Minneapolis music scene. "****s of Young"...
- it to
Peter Jesperson in May 1980.
Jesperson was the
manager of Oar
Folkjokeopus, a punk rock
record store in Minneapolis; he also
founded Twin/Tone Records...
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Length 7. "Ballad of Songwriter" US
release of
Folkjokeopus 8. "Zaney Janey" US
release of
Folkjokeopus 9. "Midspring Dithering"
Single released in...
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management in 2009
Treehouse Records, a
record store on the site of Oar
Folkjokeopus, Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S., 2001–2017 This
disambiguation page lists...
- "Zaney Janey" (from the US
release of
Folkjokeopus) 3:31 11. "Ballad of Songwriter" (from the US
release of
Folkjokeopus) 3:10 12. "Midspring Dithering" (A-side...
