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Del Rio
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First Light
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The Island
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Far Rockaway
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The Old Haunts
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Long Way to Fall
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Out on the Shore
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The Lie of the Land
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I Never Asked For Much
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New Year's Eve
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Fine Lines Knutsford, UK
Championed by Matt Spracklen on Absolute Radio Country and Tom Robinson on BBC 6Music, Fine Lines is a seven piece British
band that plays exquisite roots-infused Americana.
Centred around the twin vocals of David Boardman and Zoe Blythe, and the songwriting partnership of Boardman and BBC radio DJ Mark Radcliffe their sound has echoes of Springsteen and Fleetwood Mac whilst remaining unique.
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