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San Antonio Rose
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Lion in the Winter
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Ladies love Outlaws
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Milk Cow Blues
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T for Texas
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Miles and Miles of Texas
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Steve Somers Peterborough, UK
I started professionally in 1966 as a folk artist around London, but soon expanded my gigging range and my
repertoire.
In 1975 I won ATVs National talent show “New Faces” with my own song ‘Mavis Brown’. I joined the chart topping British pop/folk group The Settlers, played bass for skiffle legend Lonnie Donegal and Joe Brown, toured with Johnny Cash and Glen Campbell. www.Stevesomersmusic.com
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