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Another Road
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Looking Over My Shoulder
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Single Woman
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Here Are We
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Love Is Gone
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Red, White and Blue
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What's Real
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Window Glass
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Valentine
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Love Affair
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Mary Hopkin London, UK
Mary Hopkin began her career in 1968 with the worldwide hit 'Those Were The Days'. She spent three intensive years in the
spotlight before starting her family with record producer Tony Visconti.
In 2005 their daughter Jessica founded Mary Hopkin Music to release a wealth of material from the archives: music made with Tony and other music written and recorded by Mary herself.
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Mary Hopkin recommends:
Pleasure Ride
by Ready Steady Die
Mary's son, Morgan, and Sam K release their first album, and there's more to come this year.
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Change The Record
by Jessica Lee Morgan
Mary's daughter, Jessica, gets all electropop. Mary says, "Buy this album - it's great! Worth every penny - and much, much more!"
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The Powerless Lament
by Christian Thomas
Christian is the technical powerhouse of Mary Hopkin Music but his own music hits hard and heavy.
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