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A Good Year In Cuba
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But That's By The By
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The Lounge Bar Orchestra London, UK
A loose group of journeymen musicians, know as the Lounge Bar Orchestra, who recorded the music of the composer Reg Omeroyd for Ousewater Television between 1968 and 1975.
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what an amazing release.so awesome
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Blissfully narcotic dream-pop inspired by real dreams.
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Just played the Supernatural track as a taster before setting down for a full session and wow, its fantastic, much better than i imagined. This is a straight link to the 60s and the music of my youth. Custard Flux, you rock. Thank you.
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