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Bathed In The Afterglow
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April
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Pokey Town
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If I Should Stay
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England
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A Love Like This
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When Lovers Walk
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This Is Not Love
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Steve Roberts Glossop
Steve was/is the singer and songwriter with Liverpool’s 16 Tambourines who signed to BMG and toured and recorded
throughout Europe in the late 80s and 90s.
He’s since recorded 3 solo albums and one with the band Captain Pop. He’s also written for TV and semi theatre pieces about the Cold War and Surveillance. He lives in the Peak District.
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