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Points Unknown
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Not In This Lifetime
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Harlow Wood
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Jukebox Smart
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Once Upon A Slum Nation
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Immortality
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Song Of The Catamite
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Bitter Fame
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Stripped To The Bone
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Juliet Is Weeping
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All God's Children
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Edward Stackpoole Nottingham, UK
Edward Stackpoole is a singer / songwriter from the Nottingham area. Albums include Sawdust Memories and most recently Points Unknown, a collaboration with musician and songwriter Jem Woolley whose solo work can also be found on Bandcamp. For more information on Edward Stackpoole see www.edwardstackpoole.com ... more
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