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Trixsy
03:35
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Middle Distance
03:29
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Anywhere Else
04:20
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One Man Secret Army
03:30
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Who Needs A Drink?
03:35
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River Stones
03:52
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Sparky
03:21
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Unequivocally Yours
04:02
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Take Over
03:24
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Oh Cassidy
03:08
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Tub Life
02:17
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Andy Tourle Eastbourne, UK
Bass player for The Equatorial Group.
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