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John Smith's Bitter
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Bin After Listening
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Director's Cut
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Nothing
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schwarg Brighton, UK
This couple of sharp shooters are armed with sweet licks and melodies that could make a bad boy
weep.
We are actually two music heads that have just dipped our toes into self produced stylings, from the comfort of our own home.
Please give us a listen for all things oaky smokey, heartfelt sentiments and some lovely guitar.
You dig? You will.
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