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Laurence Jones speaks the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth

14th January 2018 1 Comment Bennett Holland, Blues-Rock, Bluesdoodles CD Review, Borderline London, CD Review, Fulford Arms York, Greg Smith, Hare & Hounds Birmingham, In Conversation Wes O'Neill, laurence jones, Manchester Band On The Wall, Phil Wilson, Planet Rock, Talking Heads Southampton, The Bodega Nottingham, The Cluny Newcastle, The Truth, Uk Tour, UK Tour 2018, Wes ONeill, Zephyr Lounge Leamington Spa

Laurence Jones speaks the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. 4 albums in, what do you do

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New Album New style The Truth still Laurence Jones

31st October 201718th December 2017 Liz Aiken 0 Comments Album Review, Bennett Holland, Blues, Greg Smith, laurence jones, New Album, Phil Wilson, Sony, The Truth

New Album New style The Truth still Laurence Jones How to get noticed in the world replete with Social Chatter?

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Aynsley Makes YOU Listen with Eyes Wide Open

21st September 201621st September 2016 Liz Aiken 0 Comments aynsley lister, Bennett Holland, Blues, Blues-Rock, Boneto Dryden, Eyes Wide Open, Steve Amadeo, Tour Dates

Aynsley Makes YOU Listen with Eyes Wide Open The excitement among the phalanx of Aynsley Lister’s loyal fans has

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King King – Standing In The Shadows ~ CD Review

24th May 2014 Liz Aiken 4 Comments Alan Nimmo, album, Ballands, Bennett Holland, Blues, CD, Frankie Miller, Free, guitar, King KIng, Lindsay Coulson, review, rock, Standing In the Shadows, Wayne Proctor

King King Standing In The Shadows Manhaton Records Second albums like follow-up novels can be problematic, King King definitely have

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