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Office Dinner
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Paradise
02:50
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Oh Gary Barlow!
02:55
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Accrington Stanley
02:58
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Cover Songs
02:47
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Hipster Problems
03:16
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J.K
02:41
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Disconnect
02:17
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David Leach Bristol, UK
With a big mouth and a ukulele David can turn the ordinariness of everyday life into a wry, witty and slightly magical pop
tune. His songs are strongbow-fuelled, nostalgia trips with the odd joke to keep you interested.
For most, the best part of the gig is when he stops singing and passes round a box full of home-made knitwear with his CDs inside.
d.leach.manchester[ampersat]googlemail.com
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