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English: John Young and his Lifesigns band featuring the multi-talented Dave Bainbridge and a tight rhythm section of Martin Frosty Beedle on drums and Jon Poole sproining around on Bass played a great set drawn from their first two albums together with three new tracks from their forthcoming third album. It was simply sublime with generally very good sound in this intimate venue. |
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| Author | kitmasterbloke | |||
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