Wayne Hancock’s debut, Thunderstorms And Neon Signs, was one of those records I wanted to like more than I actually did. It featured a bunch of good songs, and it effectively reached back into the ’50s and conjured up a […]
Wayne Hancock’s debut, Thunderstorms And Neon Signs, was one of those records I wanted to like more than I actually did. It featured a bunch of good songs, and it effectively reached back into the ’50s and conjured up a […]
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