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The Rotten Mile
04:52
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Give Me Back What's Mine
02:16
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Down At The Harbour
03:39
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Put The Bolt In The Door
03:35
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Grand Union Canal
02:50
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On Ward 10
05:53
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Running Out Of Time
03:16
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Bad Servant
03:15
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Night Panic Bossa
04:16
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Christmas
02:35
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All Hands Lost At Sea
04:36
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The Shadow Of Your Smile
02:46
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Gallon Drunk London, UK
Formed in 1988 by James Johnstone and Mike Delanian. Early singles Some Fool's Mess and Bedlam cemented a loyal fanbase and the introduction of Terry Edwards and Ian White into the band in 1993 saw them build on that and steer the music on to the substantial sound which can be heard on Traitor's Gate and Fire Music. Later recordings feature Simon Wring and Jeremy Cottingham on bass. ... more
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