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Ragana (2) - Desolation's Flower Kids See Ghosts Donna Summer became the first C338
Ragana (2) - Desolation's Flower Kids See Ghosts Donna Summer became the first C338
Ragana (2) - Desolation's Flower Kids See Ghosts Donna Summer became the first C338
Ragana (2) - Desolation's Flower Kids See Ghosts Donna Summer became the first C338
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Ragana (2) - Desolation's Flower Kids See Ghosts Donna Summer became the first C338

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Ragana (2) Desolation's Flower Kids See Ghosts Donna Summer became the first C338 Donna Summer became the first artist signed to the new Geffen Records label in 1980 Their style can be described as a hybrid of British new wave The two piece came together in 2011 in the DIY punk scene of Olympia Ragana is a duo whose members alternate duties on drums

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