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Shabby Horses
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American Tan
03:21
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Honest Injun
02:53
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Stepping On The Cracks
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Boom Frangipan Jig
03:26
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Deep South
04:55
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Domino Mornings
04:17
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Jim McCulloch/Green Peppers Glasgow, UK
One way or another, Jim has always been a presence, either as a Soup Dragon, or with Snowgoose, Superstar,Isobel Campbell or BMX Bandits. Those of us who clock these sorts of things could see Jim doing what he does best: servicing the beauty in a song with his unassumingly expressive playing-even when you don’t consciously notice what he’s up to, you always feel its effect-pete paphides ... more
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