English Rock Band The Who
John Entwistle and his mother Maud (Queenie) darning his socks. They lived above a pub in Ealing.
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Manchester singer-songwriter John Blaylock continues the build-up to his debut solo album Sounds Of The Dreadnought with the release of his new single, Violets, out now.
Mae Stephens is stepping into a new sonic chapter with the release of her latest single Blue, a track that reveals a more restrained and soulful edge to the UK pop powerhouse ahead of her debut headline tour next month.
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