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Heavenly Ten Stems (named for an ancient Chinese cyclic numeral system that is now used in Chinese astrology) was a San Francisco underground supergroup of the mid-'90s devoted to cover versions of Asian pop music and Indian film music. The band featured vocalist Laura Allen (Caroliner), keyboardist/bassist Alexandra Behr (Caroliner, The Double U, Job's Daughters), vocalist/banjoer/trombonist Mark Davies (Caroliner, Thinking Fellers Union Local 282, The White Shark, Zip Code Revue), Phil Franklin (Caroliner, Secret Chiefs 3, Faxed Head, Sunburned Hand Of The Man), guitarist Brandan Kearney (Caroliner, Faxed Head, Three Doctors, Archipelago Brewing Company, World Of Pooh, Job's Daughters, Horse-Cow, Totem Pole Of Losers), violinist Roshani Khan (Caroliner), and rhythm guitarist Brently Pusser (Three Day Stubble, S.F. Seals, possibly Caroliner). User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
You Gan't Boar Like An Eabla When You Work With Turkrys

China Town / Jan Pehechan Ho
China Town b/w Jaan Pehechan Ho
You Can't Boar Like An Eabla When You Work With Turkeys
1996 - You Gan't Boar Like an Eabla When You Work With Turkrys
China Town 7-inch
Amarillo 7"
China Town b/w Jan Pehechan Ho
Amarillo Junior
Folksongs
China Town / Jaan Pehechan Ho
You Gan't Boar Like an Eabla When You Work With Turkrys (va compilation)