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| | After forming in Atlanta, Georgia, Tishamingo moved into a farmhouse outside Athens. Like The Band at Big Pink or Traffic in an English-countryside cottage, Tishamingo bonded in a private space, blasting away into the night without a care. “We were out in the country and with no one else around we could play music as loud as we wanted to,” Cameron says. “We were poor, we were struggling. But it was fun. It was probably the best two years of my life that I never want to do again [laughs]. It proved how committed each one of us was to the band.” |
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