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Dear Artist
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On The Westside
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Snake Eyes
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Queen Of Illusion
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Pleased To Meet You
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Bob Findlay
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Devils Elbow Road
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Today
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Nothing Is Weird
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Why Worry
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Fuse
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Bob Findlay Burnie, Australia
Bob Findlay is a Scots-born multi-instrumental rock musician now residing in Tasmania.
He retired from
one of Tasmanias top rock bands in 1995 & returned in 2007 in a recording capacity after a long battle with alcohol abuse.
His music has been compared to, The Rolling Stones,
Free, Cream The Faces, Bad Company, Warren Zevon, Bob Dylan, Mick Taylor, Status Quo, Joe Walsh, Tom Petty & Lou Reed.
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