Leanne- The Feldons

The Feldons 25 April 2011 25 April 2011

Leanne

by the Feldons

Mark Hunstone: Guitar, french horn

James Montgomery-Willcox: bass, vocals, piano

Nick Giles: drums.

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Should you hide your wealth from your children?

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Batemans Bay Hospital nurse a finalist for Judith Meppem Leadership Award

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Keran Niquet - 17 hours ago

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Garbage strikes to continue after drivers vote down pay rise

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YWCA Canberra lodges plans for women's housing project in Ainslie

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Ian Hubbard - 18 hours ago

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