Dolorean
The band started off in bars and cafes around Portland, Oregon with singer-songwriter Al James performing songs as Dolorean. It picked up speed after he teamed up with Jay Clarke and the two began to perform as a duo. Al on the guitar and Jay on a student piano. The resulting work was considered album worthy. So, with the help of The Standard's Robbie Duncan on drums Dolorean cut its first album on CDR in 2000. Since then Al James and Jay Clarke have worked together to create four subsequent albums: Not Exotic, in 2002, Violence in the Snowy Fields, in 2004, You Can't Win in 2007, and ''The Unfazed'', in 2011, all with help from various friends from in and around Portland. Recently Dolorean covered Elliott Smith's The Biggest Lie on, To: Elliott, From: Portland. They released their final single ''Miami Wine'' in 2014. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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The Biggest Lie
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The Unfazed
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Heather Remind Me How This Ends
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Country Clutter
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Thinskinned
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Beachcomber Blues
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Put You to Sleep
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Hard Working Dogs
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If I Find Love
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You Can't Win
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Fools Gold Ring
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Black Hills Gold
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Sweet Boy
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We Winter Wrens
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Are You Really Real?
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The Search
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How Is It
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To Destruction
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In Love With the Doubt
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Violence in the Snowy Fields
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Buffalo Gal
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You Don't Want to Know
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Just Don't Leave Town
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What One Bottle Can Do
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Morningwatch
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My Still Life
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Dying in Time
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These Slopes Gave Me Hope
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Holding On
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Jenny Place Your Bets
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Sleeperhold
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Traded for Fire
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In the Fall
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The Righteous Shall Destroy the Precious
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The Light Behind My Head
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My Grey Life (Second Chances)
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Still Here With Me
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Hannibal, MO
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So You're a Touring Band Now
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Spoil Your Dawn
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33-53.9 N/118-38.8 W
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What Could You Do
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These Slopes Give Me Hope
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What Could You Do?
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Violence In The Snowy Field
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33559 North
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22 Again
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End of May
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Your Heart is an Autumn Garage
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Wooden Fence
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