About Red Star Belgrade
The edgy Chapel Hill, North Carolina-based alt-country trio Red Star Belgrade formed when onetime rock critic Bill Curry grew tired of simply writing about music and decided to begin making his own. After enlisting his wife Graham Harris-Curry on drums and Greg Paul on bass, the singer/guitarist founded Red Star Belgrade (named after the Serbian football (soccer) team), which debuted in 1995 with the controversial single "Union, S.C.," a song composed from the perspective of Susan Smith
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Top Tracks
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Highway to Hell
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Saddest Girl
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Xmas Day
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Under My Wheels
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Favorite thing
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End Of The Line
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We Tried
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Telescope
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Writer, Poet, Slut
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Age of Regret
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After The Revolution
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Mardi Gras Mule
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First Night
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Christmas Day
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Holiday In Cambodia
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No Pound
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Nixon Stamp
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Uncle Tupelo
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Drowning
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Stinking Apparition
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Miracle
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Mercy
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The Bottle
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Home
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Song For Ed
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The Real Traitors
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The Border
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Hit 4 The Man
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Charles Bukowski
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Quiet And Terrified
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The Oldest Woman In France (50 Years)
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Dreaming 'bout you
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Long Cold Day
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West Va.
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Bouncing Back
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Bulldog
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Strum 'N Rhyme
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Sour Juice
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1984
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John Candy's Lament
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These Are the Days
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Can't Carry You
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I Believe
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My Wife
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Sunsets And Camden
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The Man You Never Saw (John Ashcroft Blues)
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Hypocrite
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Secrets And Lies
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The Stalker Talks To The Jury
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Count Me Out
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