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Willow Way
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First Prize
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Barbara
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Always Running Home
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Holiday Moon
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Rhapsody in the Rain
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Chance
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Goodbye Old Boy
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The Fairings Cirencester, UK
In 1975 a gift shop in the heart of the Cotswolds ceased trading after barely a year in business. Forty two years later, Benjamin and Giles Richards (sons of the co-owners) decided to name their latest musical venture in honour of the commercial failure. Hence in 2017 The Fairings were born, armed with simple melodies and a moniker that is a constant reminder of life’s hopes and disappointments. ... more
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