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Number 49
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This Is England
04:11
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Life Goes On
04:05
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Texas Boogie
04:16
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Hold On
05:53
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Perfect Candlelight
03:03
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You'll Never Walk Alone
04:33
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The Beat Goes On
04:13
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The Heart Of The Ocean
05:08
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So Fine
06:46
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Grenfell
04:00
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Freedom
04:09
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Sean Taylor London, UK
''Superbly tailored songs'' (Four stars) Daily Mirror
''Articulate, compelling ... brilliant'' (Four stars) Mojo
Magazine
Sean Taylor’s unique songwriting is a late night cocktail of Tom Waits, Leonard Cohen and Jack Kerouac; With voice that is a cross between John Martyn and Van Morrison and a guitar style that sounds like an acoustic Stevie Ray Vaughan jamming with JJ Cale
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