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This was the first song the Pooheads ever recorded. I think it was one of the best. |
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Credits: Tom played a rhythm guitar and did the singing, Ian did some wonderful lead guitar and did the producing, Craig played another rhythm guitar and a bass guitar, and worked the drum machine. |
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An instrumental mood song - recorded under the influence of Peroni. |
Credits: Ian played the lead acoustic guitar and a chanter, tom played the electric guitar, bass and played with a radio. |
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The Pooheads great comeback single (although no one really noticed we had been away). The lyric is about a romantic disaster, in which social construction theory, early feminist writing and alcohol played their parts. |
CD: The Pooheads New CD
Credits: Tom did the singing, played rhythm and solo guitars, Ian played a plastic bucket, bass and lead guitars |
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