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Apple Wine
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Dejavu
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Julie
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Heartburn
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Sunday
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Bad Times
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Withering Pines
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The Bluebuds UK
Describing their music as 'organic' The Bluebuds started out as a brotherly duo playing their songs 'stripped back'
succesfully nation wide.
Now expanded to a full band, they still retain the 'organic' ethos!!
The Bluebuds mash together a meltin pot of styles from pre war jazz, blues and country all the way through to the contemporary stylings of today.
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