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Start Over Again
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KWS
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It Hurts Like Hell
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Passed Me By
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Help You
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I'm Never Gonna Change
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It Beats Me Baby
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Waiting Blues
03:24
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Paul Gillings Lowestoft, UK
"Taking the harmonica in a new direction isn't easy but I always strive to do that anyway!"
If you want
traditional harmonica noises then please look somewhere else. Paul considers himself to be the lone Indie-style harmonica player out there. Fusing seventies rock with nineties indie guitar based influences, Paul's sound is something you really won't have heard anywhere else.
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