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Fangs
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I Miss You
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Mauchline Belles
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Mighty Song
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Nectar
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The Ocean Is My Guide
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End of Neil Edinburgh, UK
End of Neil is a singer/songwriter from Stirling, Scotland. To date, he has supported the likes of The Vaselines, Withered Hand, Simon Townshend and Rachel Sermanni. Jim Gellatly has played him twice on his New Music Podcast and End of Neil also appears on many internet radio stations. For a review of his work, check out dereksmusicblog.wordpress.com/2013/10/22/end-of-neil-less-e-p/. ... more
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