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From Ace Records’ early days
On the title Hangover Terrace: "One day my band and I were travelling to the London Palladium and we passed a place called "Hangover Terrace" to which Don Kerr (drummer in Ron's band) quipped "Hangover Terrace"
The songs on the EP sit inside that pressure rather than observing it
3-charting success story album
silently witnessing the tangled trajectories of its residents
Various Artists - The Bristol Meets Africa Sound Format:Limited Edition Black Vinyl LP From Ace Records’ early daysIt's more than a special moment when you discover music you've never heard (of) before or ever knew existed. 1982 was a critical spark for the development of wider world musical styles, both in Bristol and the UK at large. The central event from that year was the first WOMAD festival, held in the unlikely surroundings of the agricultural themed Bath and West Showground near Shepton Mallet in Somerset. One common thread in Bristol to all of these
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