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Wonky like a Double Wave
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Limboed Toe to Toe
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Like You'd Hold a Cup
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The Best Tea
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In Town and
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Half
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As Brown But
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Steamier Than a Hospice
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Clarence Palmer Brighton, UK
CLARENCE PALMER (Iain Paxon, Andrew Clare, David Campbell, Richard Herring, Dan Palmer, Jason Williams) played together in Brighton in various living rooms every Sunday from 1998-2001. Here are some of recordings of those sessions.
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