Martin Rossiter Has Something to Say Again
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The last time I saw Martin Rossiter of Gene was in 2001, when he appeared on my internet radio show, which you could only hear if you had broadband. Almost nobody did, which is a shame, as he and his bandmates were in top form. Long after the Britpop bubble burst, Gene persevered, buoyed by […]
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