Get all 10 Cloud Eleven releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of L.O.V.E. From The Santa Cruz Archives '82-'85, Demolicious, Cloud Eleven, Orange and Green and Yellow and Near, Terrestrial Ballet, Sweet Happy Life, Record Collection, Garden Of Obscure Delights: A Retrospective (1996-2015), and 2 more.
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Fall Through You
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Flying
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Dreamland
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Bring It Home
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Firecracker Bloom
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Mariposa
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Mournin' Glory Story
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Inebria
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Fade
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Chrome
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Free Will
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Soap & Water
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Crumble
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'Til I Die
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Cloud Eleven Los Angeles, California
Cloud Eleven is a band led by L.A.-based pop music aficionado Rick Gallego. Rick grew up listening to music legends such as The Beach Boys and The Beatles, and began his own musical journey in the late '70s as a bass player in various cover bands. In the '80s he formed The Singles. In 1996 he formed the one-man band Jiffipop....then came Cloud Eleven in 1999 and a deal with Del-Fi Records. ... more
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