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Setting the Scene
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Windy Day
03:01
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Chilling Out
04:52
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Sex and Dinosaurs
02:37
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Space Camp
02:46
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Thirty Years
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Salsa Girl
02:07
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Sad Songs
04:24
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When the Time Comes
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Just a Little More
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Salsa Boy
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Rocket Kings Reading, UK
5-piece uke pop band - top tunes aplenty. Playing original material, the band consists of two ukulele players, three singers, a bass player and a drummer. But that is seven roles, I hear you ask? Yeah, but we are terribly clever and do some rather nifty multitasking :-) ... more
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