Brian Ritchie: Violent Femmes never really cared about being famous | Music festivals | The Guardian
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Blistering moment in the sun | The Australian
Brian Ritchie and Jeff Hamilton Talk New Violent Femmes Album, 'We Can Do Anything' | Guitar World
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Brian Ritchie - legendary bass player for alternative rock band Violent Femmes - plays a Mark Gilbert Guitar. In this case, a custom made Sassafras... | By Mark Gilbert Guitars | Facebook
Jul 04, 2015 - Raleigh, North Carolina; USA - (R-L) Bass Guitarist BRIAN RITCHIE and Singer/Guitarist GORDON GANO of the band The Violent Femmes performs live as their 2015 tour makes a
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Brian Ritchie of the Violent Femmes: "The music comes first" Over Fame - WERS 88.9FM
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The Violent Femmes Revisit Their Avian Roots | Classic Rock Bob
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