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Stars in her eyes – the Bianca Kinane-Ewart interview
You can know a person a long time before you learn more about them. And such was the case for me with a professional singer as good as on my doorstep in Lancashire. I’d seen Bianca Kinane-Ewart out and about … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bianca Kinane-Ewart, BRIT School, Chris White, Clonmel, Croydon, Gary Barlow, Jools Holland, lancashire, Leyland, Mardigra sBombers, Mariah Carey, Penetration, Pet Shop Boys, Pete Waterman, poly Styrene, Preston, PWL, Rico Rodriguez, Stars in Their Eyes, Thank You For The Music, The Continental, Tina Turner, Tipperary, Zombies
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Spin (and) the bottle – the Chris Barron interview
AMID a harsh stateside winter, MALCOLM WYATT spoke to a housebound Chris Barron to talk about the Spin Doctors’ past and present, ahead of a three-date UK visit which includes a brief trip to Lancashire. If you reckon the Spin … Continue reading →
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Tagged Blues Traveler, Burnley Mechanics, Chris Barron, Croydon, If The River Was Whiskey, Islington, New York City, Pocket Full of Kryptonite, Spin Doctors, Two Princes
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