Get all 38 Doug Hubley releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Songs by Doug Hubley: Scary Christmas Polka, Why Why Why?, Have I Faded From Your Mind?, The Boarders, All Keyed Up, Cowlix All Over, Old Remasters: Fashion Jungle ’88 & ’91, Fashion Jungle: Veterans' Club, End of the Affair: Fashion Jungle at Geno's, and 30 more.
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Czech Christmas Medley
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C'est la Noël
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No Room in the Inn
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Masters in This Hall
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Susanni
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Doug Hubley Portland, Maine
Doug Hubley is a musician and writer in Maine.
He has covered arts and lifestyle for
publications in Maine and Massachusetts.
Doug began learning guitar in 1966, and hopes to finish the job one day. He has played with such bands as the Fashion Jungle, the Cowlix, the Boarders and Howling Turbines.
Today he is one-half of Day for Night, an acoustic country band also starring Gretchen Schaefer.
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