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Eddie Dorey

Eddie Dorey

Folk - Contemporary
Nottingham, England , United Kingdom
Song Plays: 941

Propaganda

Plays: 20
Folk - Contemporary
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Story Behind The Song

Inspire by growing up in Nottingham England and the novel/film Saturday Night & Sunday Morning (Alan Sillitoe)

Song Description

A song dedicated to Alan Sillitoe and John 'Echo' Exton

Song Length

4:04

Genre

Folk - Contemporary

Lyrics	Ken Morris	Music	Eddie Dorey
Producer	Paperstone / Blue Yonder	Performance	Blue Yonder - Eddie Dorey Lead & b vox, electric guitar, cajon & percussion Mick Wheat Bass - Ken Morris Mandolin & b vox - Rob Nicholls - Acoustic guitar & b vox - Tony Ward Keyboards

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