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MUSIC UPFRONT - 12.01.08: Single of the week.
The Hoosiers
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2007 was a great year for Reading's only `oddpop' band The Hoosiers, when they racked up three top five singles and number one platinum album The Trick To Life. The three-piece kick off the new ...
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