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Your Chair
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Make My Day
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Sweep The Floor
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Love Me A Bit
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Nothing Like Something
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On My Holiday
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The Stanford Family Band Brighton And Hove, UK
Endearingly old-fashioned but somehow completely of their time, this Brighton based four piece unashamedly wear their influences on their sleeves – think The Beach Boys, think The Modern Lovers. Their songs gracefully weave complex four-part harmonies with disarmingly memorable melodic hooks, all held together by Elliot Stanford’s unique, captivating lead vocal. ... more
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