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An alternative nation trio from, of most areas, the affluent Minneapolis suburb of Edina, the Carpetbaggers were shaped in 1991 by guitarists Mike Crabtree and John Magnuson, alongside vertical bassist Rich Copley. Two well-received 3rd party label produces, 1992’s Country Mls Aside and 1993’s Nowhere to look But Down, helped gain the Carpetbaggers some high-profile gigs starting for Boy Volt. In 1996, the group released Sin Today…Pray Later.
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Music Songs You Stay There, Estranged Bedfellows, The Last Time, That's That, I Sure Do Love You Baby, No Such Luck, War Between the States, My Jeannie's In A Bottle, Ja Da, The Way You Left Me, I Don't Care Too Much About That Kind of Thing Today, Thank You Lord, Some of These Days, I Can't Trust My Senses, I Guess I'm Crazy, I Didn't Mean It, Good-Looking Guys, Sober Again, My Heart Goes Out on to You, My Jeannie's in the Bottle, Mechanic Bull, I Never Felt Like This, Drink for Free, Saddest Clown at Happy Hour, Don't Ask and I Won't Tell, Alexander´s Ragtime Band, Fool Me Twice, Walking, Talking Dead Man, Sin Now, Pray Later, Suburban Boy, Absent Without Leaving, Sweet Georgia Brown
Nominations Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actress – Motion Picture, BAFTA Award for Most Promising Newcomer to Leading Film Roles
