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Mary Prankster
- Music Reviews
- November 8, 2019
Thickly Settled . Review by Phil Bailey.
Mary Prankster
- Music Reviews
- September 2, 2002
Tell Your Friends (Palace Coup). Review by Phil Bailey.

Mary Prankster
- Event Reviews
- July 30, 2001
Mary Prankster, with The Moto-Litas and The Features at The Earl in Atlanta, GA on June 23, 2001. Concert review and photos by Phil Bailey.
Mary Prankster
- Interviews
- June 13, 2000
aSinger/songwriter Mary Prankster may have taken her name from Ken Kesey, but her raw, explicit, and clever lyrics are all her own. Phil Bailey catches up with the woman behind Blue Skies Over Dundalk and the brand new Roulette Girl.

Mary Prankster
- Music Reviews
- March 17, 2000
Roulette Girl (Fowl). Review by Phil Bailey
Mary Prankster
- Music Reviews
- July 16, 1999
Blue Skies over Dundalk (Fowl). Review by Phil Bailey

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