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My Girlfriend
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Song of the Seine
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West Coast Pastiche
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Phonosbolonos
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Backstop Boogie
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Legal Aid
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NW8 Fiasco
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The Tide and the Moon
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Lockdown Lush
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G. J. Gibson Scotland, UK
G. J. Gibson plays guitar in Edinburgh indie pop band Dancing Mice. He also enjoys a career as a solo artist,
enthusiastically complementing his guitar playing with efforts on drums, bass, keyboards, mandolin, recorder and vocals, with varying degrees of success.
For info on all Dancing Mice side projects visit www.amoffoot.co.uk/squeak.html
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