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Right at the Wrong Time
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Forever and a Day
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Crazy
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Over To You
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Perfect Day
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Whistle
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Love You All The Same
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Calling Orson London, UK
We are soon to launch on Spotify and other major music streaming platforms! A pop band, then a rock band, then a funk/acid jazz band and eventually a mix of all three, Calling Orson were a five piece from Cambridge who rose to international stardom* at the turn of the millennium after winning the Cambridge Battle of the Bands in 2000. ... more
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