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This week’s podcast

PLUS TRACK OF THE WEEK IS NEW FROM KEITH JARRETT – ‘IT’S A LONESOME OLD TOWN’ – CHECK OUT OUR PLAYLIST THAT INCLUDES IT AND OTHER OF OUR FAVOURITE VERSIONS OF THE 1930s SONG

It’s a lonesome old town
When you’re not around
How I wish you’d come back to me

Harry Tobias

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