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These indomitable denizens of Manchester funk were rehearsing at The Greenhouse when Lucia Cox caught Jez Kerr, Donald Johnson and Martin Moscrop in high spirits reflecting on an illustrious past, an excellent latest album, “Mind Made Up”, and their opinion on today’s music. Picture: copyright Phil Tragen

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