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Made in Britain
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Love is…
03:27
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Starry Lady
04:07
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Big Ocean
03:18
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Ammer & Pickle
03:44
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In the Darkness
04:17
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Lovin’ on You
03:16
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A Day called Today
04:20
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Go-Getter Lady
02:30
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Turn to Grey
03:47
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Cindy’s Place
03:48
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MOrganisation Birmingham, UK
Dave fronts his group MOrganisation with catchy melodic originals. Back in the day, his song ‘Hiroshima’ was a European mega-hit and he was in the stage line-up of the world famous Electric Light Orchestra.
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