Duane Peters
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Duane Peters, born on June 12, 1960, in Anaheim, California, is an American singer-songwriter known for his contributions to punk rock and skateboarding. In 1993, Duane Peters founded the punk band U.S. Bombs, where he served as the lead singer and lyricist. The band released several albums, including Unite and Win! in 1999, Back at the Laundromat in 2001, and The World in 2003. In 1995, Peters formed another band, The Hunns, releasing albums including Wayward Bantams and Long Legs. Notable songs from his work include "Not Gonna Pay for This Mistake"released in 2003. Corey Parks later joined The Hunns, and the band changed its name to Die Hunns.
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