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Calling of the blood
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T.C & The Hoodoo Shakers Sheffield, UK
The streets of Sheffield are slowly consumed
by a layer of thickening grey mist and out of the darkness
shadows start to drift, they form a mysterious shape from which awaken
T.C & The Hoodoo Shakers.
A band of souls, they don't look back, with thundering drums and a big bass stack, writing tails of desire, despair, fear, pain and love, they undeniably follow the calling of the blood.
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