Mr. 24 Hours
by Bill Ely & the Catnips
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Bureau De Change
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The Wolf of Badenoch
03:00
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Leopard Fist
01:47
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Arsenal Master
02:06
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Count of Mogadishu
02:27
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Crappercaillie
02:33
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False Currency
01:55
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Hawk and Jaguar
02:39
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Instant Delete
02:01
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Rainforest Alliance
03:43
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about
After a gap of nearly two years, 'Duke' Gene Arnold and Mike Leonard were united in one room and briefly granted simultaneous access to instruments. This recording is the result.
Written and recorded in 3 hours on Saturday 24th July, 2010.
Written and recorded in 3 hours on Saturday 24th July, 2010.
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released August 6, 2010
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Bill Ely & the Catnips Aberdeen, UK
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May 2006
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