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Album review: HOME SERVICE – A New Ground
Dotted Line [Release date 01.09.16] If you want a band that takes up where Ashley Hutchings and the Albion Band left off then Home Service is your saviour. Completely understandable as, in 1980, the band formed with members out of … Continue reading
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Tagged A New Ground, Albion Band, album, Ashley Hutchings, folk, folk rock, fusion, Graeme Taylor, Home Service, jazz, John Kirkpatrick, review
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