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Photos: 2011 Best Music Poll awards party

June 15, 2011 | Brighton Music Hall, Allston
By PHOENIX STAFF  |  June 20, 2011

Peter Wolf performs at the Best Music Poll Awards party - Joe Difazio

In wrapping up a legendary night at the first-ever Best Music Poll awards party, Peter Wolf, Duke Levine and Billy Beard hit the stage and joined Bodega Girls and Nikki Dessignue of Stereo Telescope for a blazing rendition of J. Geils Band's 1971 hit "Looking For A Love."

BMP VIDEO: Peter Wolf + Duke Levine + Bodega Girls "Looking For A Love"

READ: "The morning after -- life after BMP 2011" by Michael Marotta

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