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Cockleshells & Wood
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Blown Out the Sky
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Around Your Love
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You Are The Light
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Seven Drunken Pricks
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The Rover
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Mr. Landlord
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Bat-kids
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Farewell
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Fickle Friend
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Jimmy Jones & The Golden Dawn Liverpool, UK
Jimmy Jones is a working musician from Wirral, England. A one-time busker who earned his stripes busking and gigging in Dublin whilst working in a biscuit factory. On returning to England he immediately set about writing & recording most of the material on the first 3 records; Winterproof, The Highs & Lows, and Raise the Flag. Currently gigging in his hometown with a small, dedicated fan base. ... more
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