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Dave Brock: “I busked in cinema queues and subways. It taught me a lot and gave me plenty of practice performing”

February 28, 2022 comments off

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From busking and the blues, to high times and some lows, the Hawkwind founder tells us tales of yore from his epic journey in space-rock

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