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The Croppy Boy
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Moscow Nights
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Winter Potato #3
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The Telephone Song
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The East is Red
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Fish and Ships
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Red Flag Prelude
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Officer! London, UK
Officer! has always been around, from its inception in 1984 to the present day. Invariably Mick Hobbs is at the thick of it, with an ever-increasing range of collaborators, participants and guests. Due for release in 2021 is Officer’s next big item – a rousing set of thumping tunes that pay hommage to the unforgettable and unforgotten Cornelius Cardew. ... more
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