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Gov'T Mule - Deep End Vol 1, Blue Vinyl [Import] PRICE FIXED 8/29/25 PD Limited voodoo splatter colored vinyl MAY221580
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Gov'T Mule Deep End Vol 1, Blue Vinyl [Import] PRICE FIXED 8 29 25 PD Limited voodoo splatter colored vinyl MAY221580 Limited voodoo splatter colored vinyl LP This hand painted rubber and latex figure stands nearly 30" tall and features a fabric trench coat and removable sunglasses Dave Schools (Widespread Panic) and Chris Squire (Yes) Gov't Mule is an American Southern rock jam band formed in 1994 as a side project of The Allman Brothers Band by guitarist Warren Haynes and bassist the late Allen Woody
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