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Azan
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Banjo Man
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Bunny versus Dog
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A Better Venus
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Fall of '64
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Kimberley Even Snorted
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Every Angel's Terrifying
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Blue Yates Burton Upon Trent, UK
Blue Yates has performed all over Europe, accompanied BBC World Music Award nominee Yasmin Levy and appeared at the Bankside Festival in London. He has taken part in Ted Riederer's Never Records project and currently performs across the Midlands. He has recently been featured in Classical Guitar Magazine. Website photography by Miles Dosher. ... more
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