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Once Upon A Time
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Mr Naz
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Ton Wah
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Puppy Love
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Chips With Everything
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Elfin Queen
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Here It Comes
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Puppa Kambi
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Alice In Wunderland
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The Eye Of The Duck
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Boiled Egg
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Peter
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wevie stonder UK
Formed in 1993 with a 4 track, Casio, 3 stringed guitar and a failed cover version of a Stevie Wonder
tune.
Releasing stupid, confusing and some might say pointless music on the Skam and Sonig labels, W.S. have played over 70 European live shows and recorded sessions for BBC Radio 1 & 3.
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