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Anybody Else But You
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Faded Curtains
04:45
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The Latin Song
04:06
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Midnight Wildflowers
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Skinny McGee
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Caledonia Again
03:27
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Stacey McNeill & Jonathan Smith Wales, UK
Stacey McNeill & Jonathan Smith came together as a duo around the start of 2020, just as the pandemic was starting to take hold. Undeterred, they have written four albums of heartfelt, emotionally literate music, packed with acoustic themes and harmonies. With global radio play and warm reviews, their music has been described as being 'like an afternoon in a garden during an Indian summer'. ... more
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