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Scotch and water, claret and blues – The Spin Doctors at Burnley Mechanics
I remember a lad from Detroit that I met on my travels who genuinely seemed to think Monty Python’s Flying Circus was a documentary, believing all Brits wore bowler hats and probably had ludicrous walks to match. In no way am … Continue reading →
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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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