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All Alone
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Queen Of Hearts
02:39
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So In Love
01:52
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What Is Love
02:48
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Stranger In The House
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Debbie Jones
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Colour My World
02:52
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Good Times
03:25
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Together
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It's You
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The Eddies California
THE EDDIES...
The best rock music, at its heart, has a youthful exuberance, matched with skillful playing and a good
sense of melody. It’s a winning combination, but it’s a rare one. And it’s all there in The Eddies. What they offer is a sonic explosion of lush, atmospheric mod inspired melodies. There is more than a smidge of post punk, surf and power-pop to be found amidst this trio’s music
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