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Fool me just once more? Sure, for old time’s sake.
Sadly, being ambivalent often achieves nothing. And I was completely disinterested in the upcoming Scottish elections. Then serendipity intervened. On the same day as I received my postal vote, the Labour candidate came to my door. His pitch, wisely, was … Continue reading
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Song Of The Day – L’hôtel Particulier (Prise Complète) by Serge Gainsbourg
From the reissue “Histoire De Melody Nelson” (2011)
Song Of The Day – At Les by Carl Craig
From the album “More Songs About Food And Revolutionary Art” (1997)
Song Of The Day – Bumpin’ On A Sunset by Brian Auger’s Oblivion Express
From the album “Straight Ahead” (1974)
Wichita Lineman Was A Song I Once Heard 
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