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1. The album reached the Billboard Album Charts at # and the record stayed on the chart for ten weeks. Let's Be Still. The band's second album Let's Be Still was released on October 15, Recorded in Seattle and produced together with Shawn Simmons, the first track, "Shake," was aired on the August 5,

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2. With no label to fund them, no global audience to fuel them, and -- according to the album's most explicit track -- no die-hard groupies to, erm, befriend them, Prabir & the Substitutes are one of America's numerous under-the-radar bands working on a shoestring budget.

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4. The Substitutes. likes. The Substitutes - Twenty-Eighth Anniversary Year - Since Mostly '60's music by mostly '60's players The Substitutes for.

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5. Richmond’s very own Prabir and The Substitutes, who play undeniable hook heavy pop rock, are making their club debut this Friday, opening for the Japanese Beatles bonanza that is The Silver Beats. Which is terrific (and deserved) progress considering that a casual surveying of the BYT calendar shows them playing Chief Ike’s barely 6 months a go.

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6. Prabir and The Substitutes was an American pop-rock band from Richmond, Virginia. The band released multiple recordings while touring alongside Dr. Dog, The Silver Beats, The Parties, and The Old Ceremony. Although an independent band, the Substitutes received accolades from such national publications as the AllMusic Guide, Paste, and The A.V. Club.

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7. Substitute Lyrics: {Instrumental Opening} / You think we look pretty good together / You think my shoes are made of leather / But I'm a substitute for another guy / I look pretty tall but my heels.

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8. A disciple of Brian Wilson, Ben Folds, and other pop craftsmen, singer/songwriter Prabir Mehta first entered the close-knit music scene of Richmond, VA, as the frontman of the ska outfit Murfreesboro..

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