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Moby Grape

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Moby Grape — Omaha

Written by Skip Spence, 'Omaha' was one of five singles Columbia released on the exact same day, 6 June 1967, from the band's debut album [unverified — Wikipedia only]. Of those five simultaneous singles, only 'Omaha' (reached #88 on Billboard's Pop Singles chart) and 'Hey Grandma' truly charted [unverified — Wikipedia only]. Rolling Stone ranked 'Omaha' #95 on its 2008 list of the 100 Greatest Guitar Songs, calling it a 'three-way guitar battle' between Jerry Miller, Peter Lewis and Skip Spence [unverified — Wikipedia only]. Its afterlife: covered in 1985 by the Golden Palominos with Michael Stipe on lead vocals, and performed onstage by Bruce Springsteen [unverified — Wikipedia only].