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WE RODE INTO NAZARETH

This book sets the record straight about The Band: who they were and how they changed modern society."  
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DOWN THE HIGHWAYS OF AMERICANA

"Americana exists so honest people can make real music that defies needing smash hits. It's about good songs that show people how art can improve their lives,"
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PICCADILLY RADIO: going ga ga at fifty !

“For the Record – Celebrating Piccadilly Radio’s 50th Anniversary” is a nostalgic time machine that transports readers to an era of iconic jingles, beloved presenters, and unforgettable moments.
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Sidetracks And Detours present PASS IT ON weekly walkabout 23 Sunday 22nd October 2023

my mind recently cast back to Sunday 15th October 1989 when John Stewart appeared with Hugh Moffatt as support at the Flying Picket in Liverpool-a gig which Geoff Davies promoted.
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RIDING BACK TO  BLUEGRASS

Willie. Nelson is a legend. In the end, fans can only say “thank you” for all the artist’s music. And here’s to record No. 75, whenever it’s set to come out and whatever it may be. In the meantime, we can jam to the tunes on Bluegrass.
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THE BELOVED VISION

In this complete, entertaining, and singularly readable account, we come to understand the entire phase in music history that has become the mainstay of the twentieth and twenty-first century concert and operatic repertoire.
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ON TOP OF OLD SMOKEY

Whether you’re singing the original Appalachian song about losing out on love because courtin’ was too slow or singing about a mountain of spaghetti covered in cheese with a single elusive meatball, the song remains delightful and fun. It’s one of the most enjoyable tunes to sing.
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PASS IT ON 21: weekly walkabout Sunday Supplement 8th October 2023

Moseley Folk And Arts Festival, that takes place annually in Moseley Park´s not-so-.secret hideaway. The event is a family-friendly festival exploring the very best of contemporary folk.
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NATIONAL GALLERY LONDON to NATIONAL MUSEUM KOREA

The tour demonstrates how the Gallery continues to innovate in the way it designs and delivers partnerships, with the exhibition representing what is essentially the ‘National Gallery in miniature’