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Brother Ray
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Crystal Tipps
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A night at the opera
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Plastic Ted
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The Music Man
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Katy's choice
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Modette
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The Mangy Bananas
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Christmashit
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Flying Ant Day Stourbridge, UK
Bodmin Moore (vocals), Steve Lowe (bass), Carl Bayliss (drums & bvs) and Andrew Boswell (guitar, mandolin & bvs).
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