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The Fear
04:15
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Left
02:22
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True Love Waits
02:41
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Exhale and Go
02:11
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Riders
02:54
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Dance With Me
02:27
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Right And High
01:26
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Rise And Fall
03:34
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The Fault
04:00
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Cold Water
04:02
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St Louis
03:02
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Truth Is I'm Gone
01:12
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On A Sunday
03:34
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John J Presley UK
Guitar, bass, pedalsteel based in Brighton.
Q Magazine 4****
‘The songs never
outstay their welcome - the Jack White and Nick Cave pile-up of Left is over as quick as it started..An impressive, striking debut.’
Rolling Stone France
‘A new prince of darkness...a phenomenal sound.'
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