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Just a song
03:31
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Sketches By Boz
03:33
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50 Years
04:50
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My Backyard
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Threadneedle Street
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Montgomery
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Not Enough Emilys
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The Bitter End
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Backstreet Boozer
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El Fusilado
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Broken
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Willie O'Winsbury
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Sally Ironmonger & Brian Carter Rochester, UK
Sally Ironmonger & Brian Carter have been writing, performing and bickering together for more than 20 years. They have
produced 4 studio albums of songs about shipyards, prostitutes, trips to the seaside, self-deprecating amusing songs and protest anthems.
They have a quirky and distinctive style, and they aim to entertain, with songs that make you laugh, or cry, or just think.
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