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Welcome To The Rest Of Your Life
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Parasite
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The Money
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Surrender
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The Bullfighter
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Start A Fire
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Blues For The Unforgiven
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Still Something Left In The Tank
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Don't Follow Me Down
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Grateful
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Take It Out On Me
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Bison Hip Glasgow, UK
The ethos is clear: real musicians, real instruments, culminating in a unique blues rock sound with real-life stories. With the release of their New album 'Welcome To The Rest Of Your Life', Bison Hip have hit the ground running yet again. We’re on our way up, although one or two of us may need a stairlift to get us there!” ... more
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