Get all 15 David Potts releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Run EP, Different Planet, I Think It's Gonna Rain EP, The Red Tree, The Blue Tree, The Village, RAM Sampler, Monkey In The Rain, and 7 more.
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One Summer
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Feed My Love
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Run
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Read The Signs
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TV
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Bullet In The Head
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Two For The Road
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Carlos The Chicken
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Take It On The Chin
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Meet Françoise
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David Potts Manchester, UK
The Red Tree & The Blue Tree in blue and red coloured vinyl available here.
Vocals and guitar with Monaco and Peter Hook & The Light. Previous solo album entitled 'Coming Up For Air' and EPs available here.
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