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Lisa Graham - Hope
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Tony Dowling - Tears
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Sam Maris - Falling Down
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Richard Ford - Journey
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ChangingFaces Lancashire, UK
Over two weeks in Sept. 2011, eight friends got together to make a compilation of acoustic
songs.
'Changing Faces' is the result, an acoustic live collection of 15 original tunes written and played by Ben Maris, Lisa Graham, Ray Maris, Richard Bennett, Richard Ford, Rob Sedgwick, Sam Maris & Tony Dowling
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