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The Lemon Twigs, The Fat White Family & Los Bitchos @ Ground Control
On stage at Ground Control in Paris, Christophe Chassol put together a special glam rock night featuring four guests: the inventive pop of the Lemon Twigs, the eccentric Londoners of Fat White Family, the four feisty ladies of Los Bitchos, and the saxophone of Thomas de Pourquery.
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On stage at Ground Control in Paris, Christophe Chassol put together a special glam rock night featuring four guests: the inventive pop of the Lemon Twigs, the eccentric Londoners of Fat White Family, the four feisty ladies of Los Bitchos, and the saxophone of Thomas de Pourquery.
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