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Crooked Crooks Cracks
06:31
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Shorty
01:03
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No More Bitter Vines
08:12
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Northern Soul
04:54
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Hungarian Music Box
02:19
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More Pyramids Moving
02:31
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Ear Tear 1
03:07
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Ear Tear 2
01:36
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Do Not Adjust Your Set
07:44
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Ken Stubbs Australia
Ken Stubbs formed his first jazz group – ‘First House’, with fellow ex music biz sufferers, Tube driver and Demon of the
double bass, Mick Hutton, the marvellous, number-crunching drum genius, Martin France and the formidable composer and magician-keyboardist, Django Bates.
They where fortunate to record twice for ECM, with the Perfectionist-German-Sound Wizard, Manfred Eicher.
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