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It’s impressed me so much that I’ll be playing four tracks instead of the normal three, and you have the chance of winning a copy of it. I’ll be
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Big in Americana music circles across the pond they have still to make much an impact over here. That said this handsome
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We’ve all probably experienced it at one time or another, it’s that moment when the world stops, the sun shines, and the hairs on the back of your neck reach for the sky in celebration of something. It happened the first
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Well known over the North East as a columnist for the Hartlepool Mail and broadcaster for the BBC he has entertained throughout the region with his wicked sense of humour and professionalism. When Durham County’s Cricket Ground was built on the
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Our Take You Back Number One takes us back to 1989 from one of the best selling duo’s in country music history. Album Of The Week comes from Jack Ingram and I’ll be taking the usual look at the
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Described as one of the best horror films of the eighties it is available from Second Sight in both DVD and Blu-ray formats, the latter will be
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The Cowboy Junkies are a Canadian folk, rock and blues band formed in 1985 comprising three siblings from the Trimmings entertainment family. They first received attention and critical acclaim in 1988 with their “Trinity Session“ album. They have a gentle and mellow melodic sound with distinctive vocals
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Darrell Scott has written proven hits songs for mainstream artists like Faith Hill (‘We’ve Got Nothing To Prove But Love’),Dixie Chicks (‘Long Time Gone’ and ‘Heartbreak Town’), Daryll Worleys ‘Family Tree’ and a whole host more
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The Deafening Silence is a play written and directed by Carra Jay Willis, Sarah Southern and Kirsty Young and is a Mint Banter production (Let Wa Go) that was performed at The Studio Theatre Royal . Teenage siblings Maisy and Olly have left home, fed up with the house rules of their parents establishment. Fuelled by aspiration but without funds
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With this in mind perhaps one of the best places to start would be to compliment your food intake by ‘growing your own’ produce. A formidable thought perhaps for many who have never ever thought of the idea, however
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