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Sunday, 20 March 2011

News Of The World: Kate Adie Interviewed On Music And War


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· Build a Rocket Boys – Elbow

· Let England Shake – PJ Harvey

· Long Player, Late Bloomer – Ron Sexsmith

· Last of the Country Gentleman – Josh T. Pearson

· Boots Met My Face – Admiral Fallow

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· Wounded Rhymes - Lykke Li

- Blessed - Lucinda Williams

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