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So What She Said
02:38
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2. |
Career
03:14
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Freeze Frame
03:58
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Central Reservation
03:13
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A Lot Like Love
04:02
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Outskirts Of Newmarket
04:52
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On Our Street
03:15
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Not Alone
04:27
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Wake Up
03:07
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Swimmers
02:58
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11. |
Here With Me
02:41
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Hear Me
02:43
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Eraser
03:07
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Rendition
03:12
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Milltown Brothers Burnley, UK
Milltown Brothers are best known for the top 40 single, "Which Way Should I Jump" and "Here I Stand" which was also used as
the theme tune to the BBC drama All Quiet on the Preston Front.
The debut album Slinky peaked at number 27 in the UK Albums Chart in 1991, with Q Magazine awarding it 5 stars.
Still recording and playing live, Bandcamp will be the home of digital releases.
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