In the Long Run, the Answer To COVID Hangover.
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Bob Catley: Live at The Gods '98
Magnum frontman Bob Catley makes a solo appearance at The Gods '98, at Maximes in Wigan. His setlist consisted of 7 songs written by Gary Hughes, singer and songwriter for British melodic band TEN, and 3 Magnum songs written by Magnum bandmate Tony Clarkin. His band also featured then TEN guitarist Vinny Burns on lead guitar. Setlist: "Dreams", "Scream", "Far Away", "Deep Winter", "Lonely Night", "Fire and Ice", "On a Storyteller's Night", "The Tower", "Fear of the Dark", "Just Like an Arrow"
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Magnum frontman Bob Catley makes a solo appearance at The Gods '98, at Maximes in Wigan. His setlist consisted of 7 songs written by Gary Hughes, singer and songwriter for British melodic band TEN, and 3 Magnum songs written by Magnum bandmate Tony Clarkin. His band also featured then TEN guitarist Vinny Burns on lead guitar. Setlist: "Dreams", "Scream", "Far Away", "Deep Winter", "Lonely Night", "Fire and Ice", "On a Storyteller's Night", "The Tower", "Fear of the Dark", "Just Like an Arrow"
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