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Day: December 28, 2013

Album Releases, Reviews Posted on28 December 201310 January 2014

Album Review: The Cope Street Parade Volume One by John Clare

These quite young musicians are students of this music. They love it. They do take it seriously, but authenticity is attained by appearing not to take it seriously.

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