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Tuesday, Jul 21, 2009
by PopMatters Staff

The Clientele
Bonfires on the Heath
(Merge)
Releasing: 6 October (US)


SONG LIST
01 I Wonder Who We Are
02 Bonfires on the Heath
03 Harvest Time
04 Never Anyone But You
05 Jennifer & Julia
06 Sketch
07 Tonight
08 Share the Night
09 I Know I’ll See Your Face
10 Never Saw Them Before
11 Graven Wood
12 Walking in the Park


The Clientele
I Wonder Who We Are [MP3]
     


Photo: Andy Willsher

Photo: Andy Willsher



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