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Volaré Athens, Georgia
Volaré was an instrumental progressive rock/fusion band from Athens, Georgia. They released their first full-length record,
The Uncertainty Principle, in 1997, and Memoirs... in 1999.
Brian Donohoe – drums
Steve Hatch – guitar
Richard Marc Kesler – bass and saxophone
Pat Strawser – keyboards
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