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by blueestaiPosted on5th April 20202nd May 2020Uncategorised2 Comments on The Idumea Quartet- “More Than One” Review

The Idumea Quartet- “More Than One” Review

Classical musicians take on the Appalachians and win while still dressed in their tuxedos and ballgowns. Release Date – 9th April 2020, relisted to 1st…

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by blueestaiPosted on26th October 201624th January 2017Album/EP ReviewsLeave a comment on Kate Rusby – Life in a Paper Boat (album review)

Kate Rusby – Life in a Paper Boat (album review)

Artist: Kate Rusby Pure Records http://www.katerusby.com/ An album of precise and selective instrumentation that concisely builds atmosphere and quality. Kate Rusby continues her good works…

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