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Robert Randolph establishes himself as a seasoned artist with his debut solo album
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2013 studio from the veteran singer/songwriter and his longtime backing band
Soda Stereo - Doble Vida [Clear Vinyl] [Limited Edition] [180 Gram] (Hol) (LP) (New (N)) A Day to Remember Robert Randolph establishes himself asLimited edition of 2000 numbered copies on crystal clear 180 gram audiophile vinyl. In 1988, Soda Stereo released their fourth studio album, Doble Vida. This time, they got the help of none other than Carlos Alomar for the production. The renowned Puerto Rican guitarist has a history of collaborations with David Bowie, Iggy Pop, and Paul McCartney. This collaboration introduced a variety of new genres and influences, including funk, soul, and R&B.