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Mara Simpson – Live At The Rose Hill CD
£7.00
Live At The Rose Hill CD – Mara Simpson CD from Vinyl Records London
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Limited to 250 copies. First 50 signed.Mara Simpson, Jools Owen Bearrsquos Den and James Smith Anais Mitchel perform a live session at Brightonrsquos famous Rose Hill. True to Mararsquos storytelling style of songwriting, the Rose Hill also has itrsquos very own story…. The Rose Hill Tavern first became a pub in 1870 however in 2014, when it finally shut its doors, the building was snapped up by developers planning to turn it into Luxury Flats. The local community, in true Brighton style, kicked up enough of a fuss that they managed to get an Asset of Community Value tag placed on the building. Over the course of two years the community eventually blocked the planning application and the frustrated developers put it back up for sale. And the rest is very recent history…. Mara Simpson CD is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £7
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