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Live At Reading Festival 1992: Limited Edition Powder Blue Vinyl LP Dermot Kennedy ” and “My Sweet Potato” Size (Hopes and Fears 20 Pocket Logo Tee):M
Live At Reading Festival 1992: Limited Edition Powder Blue Vinyl LP Dermot Kennedy ” and “My Sweet Potato” Size (Hopes and Fears 20 Pocket Logo Tee):M
Live At Reading Festival 1992: Limited Edition Powder Blue Vinyl LP Dermot Kennedy ” and “My Sweet Potato” Size (Hopes and Fears 20 Pocket Logo Tee):M
Live At Reading Festival 1992: Limited Edition Powder Blue Vinyl LP Dermot Kennedy ” and “My Sweet Potato” Size (Hopes and Fears 20 Pocket Logo Tee):M

Live At Reading Festival 1992: Limited Edition Powder Blue Vinyl LP Dermot Kennedy ” and “My Sweet Potato” Size (Hopes and Fears 20 Pocket Logo Tee):M

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Live At Reading Festival 1992: Limited Edition Powder Blue Vinyl LP Dermot Kennedy ” and “My Sweet Potato” Size (Hopes and Fears 20 Pocket Logo Tee):M ” and “My Sweet Potato” among the 15 chart hits featured on this collection demonstrates their excellence in playing psychedelic soul Includes early singles Indian Rope Available on Limited edition Powder Blue Vinyl (1000 units) at all good Independent Record Stores

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