- Open On Sundays
October 2010
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DUCK SOUP (CD) - Open On Sundays |
October 2010 |
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Valse Du Peril / Marche Du Mont Saint-Louis (Trad Arr Dan Quinn / Ian Kearey / Adam Bushell) by Duck Soup |
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Indian Intermezzo (Trad Arr Dan Quinn / Ian Kearey / Adam Bushell) by Duck Soup |
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The False Lover Won Back (Trad Arr Dan Quinn / Ian Kearey / Adam Bushell) by Duck Soup |
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Mr Turner's Academy Cotillion (Trad Arr Dan Quinn / Ian Kearey / Adam Bushell) by Duck Soup |
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An Suisin Bán / Clog ŕ Tit Pouce (Trad Arr Dan Quinn / Ian Kearey / Adam Bushell) by Duck Soup |
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The Bonny Bunch of Roses (Trad Arr Dan Quinn / Ian Kearey / Adam Bushell) by Duck Soup |
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Marche Du 64e Bataillon / Marche Des Trois-Rivičres / Polka Chinoise (Trad Arr Dan Quinn / Ian Kearey / Adam Bushell ) by Duck Soup |
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Young Morgan (Trad Arr Dan Quinn / Ian Kearey / Adam Bushell) by Duck Soup |
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Marche Des Touristes (Trad Arr Dan Quinn / Ian Kearey / Adam Bushell) by Duck Soup |
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Little Brown Jug / Untitled / Bonne Bouche (Trad Arr Dan Quinn / Ian Kearey / Adam Bushell) by Duck Soup |
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Valse Pompadour (Trad Arr Dan Quinn / Ian Kearey / Adam Bushell) by Duck Soup |
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| ISSUE: | |
| UK | (CD) Hebe Music HEBE CD 006 (October 2010) |
| Recorded in: | The Living Room, North Curry, Somerset and Church Road Studio, Brighton |
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Produced by: |
Jules Bushell |
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Photographs by: |
Jules Bushell |
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Sleeve Notes by: |
Ian Kearey |
| Personnel: | |
| Dan Quinn | Melodeons, Vocals |
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Ian Kearey |
12-String Dobro, Mandolin, Piano, Ampeg and Acoustic Bass Guitars |
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Adam Bushell |
Marimba, Mandolin, Phonofiddle, Musical Saw |
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