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Hop On Board The Caravan of Thieves

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The music of Caravan of Thieves is just about what you'd expect from a band with that name.

Their gypsy-rock hybrid has won them legions of fans around the country - a community they lovingly call "Freaks." And they’re back home, playing in Stafford Springs tomorrow night at the Palace Theater.

Today, we'll talk to this Connecticut-based band that's fronted by husband and wife duo Fuzz and Carrie Sangiovanni.

Still not sure what to expect: A little Django Reinhart...a little David Byrne?

SET LIST:

"Eat You"

"One More Kiss"

"Psycho Killer" (Talking Heads cover)

 

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