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Cracking Actors will Ska you for life with their Tea
Saturday the 27th June spelled the release night of The Cracked Actors 5th album, ‘Writ in Stone’ of which I was extremely excited to receive. The Wagon and Horses was the perfect venue. I was particularly thrilled to find that … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ash Jones - bass, Bar Route 69, Big Frog Films, Birmingham, Carla Buckley - production, carlakovach author, Charlie Tabberner - Camera, David Galaghre - sound, Digbeth, Fudge - singer, John Peyton - guitar, Lou Grove - trombone, Malcolm O'Connor - sax, Mark Jackson - trumpet, Mark Wallace - camera, Mark Whitehouse - production, Mark Whitehouse - set build, Midlands, Nigel Buckley - DOP, Nigel Buckley - producer, Paul Rudge - Singer, Punk, Puppet, Reggae, Ska, Skunk Rock, Tchaikovsky, Tea, The Cracked Actors, The Dregs, The Roadhouse, The Wagon & Horses, Tim Johnson - drums, Wimbledon, Writ in Stone
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