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Incurable Disease
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A Joyful Noise
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Grandma Loves To Crochet
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Friendly Ghost
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Royal Iris
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Hobnobbing
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Priority Delivery
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Something Wonderful ll
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Organ Grinder
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Solo
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Something Wonderful lll
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Ian McNabb Liverpool, New York
Lead singer/songwriter of The Icicle Works, Mercury-nominated solo artist
McNabb (65) has made twenty-six studio
albums since 1984. He has worked with Peter Buck, Jason Falkner, Crazy Horse, Ringo Starr, Waterboys, Lightning Seeds and Danny Thompson amongst others. Ian lives in Liverpool and performs solo or with a band as and when he can. www.ianmcnabb.com for up to date information.
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