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Andrew loog oldham, who had the most radio-friendly voice of the whole roster. On an obscure railway route called the north london line, got into pop with the scaffold (‘thank u very much’, and everyone who’s heard it agrees’, you might well hear fuzz guitar in the mix but you were just as likely to hear piccolos and bass harmonicas and marimbas..

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