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Winter's Bone
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The Ballad Of Ellis Mey
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The Only Thing I Own
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Wake Up Sinners
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Wheels
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The Dustbowl Sinners London, UK
“The only decent thing to ever come out of Staines” – Keith Richards.
From the unrelenting windswept plains
of Byfleet and New Haw, and the brutal wilderness that is Staines-Upon-Thames, comes the musicians' collective known as “The Dustbowl Sinners”. The playing of soulful Roots and Americana music most Thursday evenings has become their only release from the merciless savagery of Staines
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