Get all 11 Krazy Red releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Pizza, The End of the World & Sex, Smack Baby, Nephilim, Resurrection of Red, The Krazy Red Album Vol.II, Friend of the Devil, The Krazy Red Album Vol. I, Don't Deny You Love Me Baby, and 3 more.
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Pheonix Rising
05:47
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She's Got 2 Groov!
03:11
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She has to groove!
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Drinking Time*
05:53
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Baby baby baby! Why do you try to enslave me?
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SmackBaby
05:24
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The Rebound
03:47
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Soul Left to Sell
05:18
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Smack baby
05:35
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Blue Berry where are you? I've been looking every where for ya! Somebody Please tell me where I can find my Blue berry now! That she's gone. Tell me baby did I do you wrong?
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Krazy Red Nashville, Tennessee
Born October 19th 1972 in Pontiac Michigan. This multi instrumentalist and singer somewhere picked up the guitar at the age of 11. And began writing songs right away. He's now written over 300 songs and can play several instruments including drums keyboards and harmonica ... more
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