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The Quireboys: One More For The Road poster

The Quireboys: One More For The Road 

Live set from rockers, The Quireboys, filmed at the Mean Fiddler in 2005. features classics such as '7 O'Clock', 'Mayfair', 'Hey You' and 'This Is Rock 'n' Roll'. The DVD release included the following extras: Includes extras: Tears In Heaven video, On tour, Live at the London guitar show. Setlist: "Sweet As The Rain", "Good To See Ya", "Misled", "Finer Stuff", "Tramps & Thieves", "Roses And Rings", "Take Me Home", "Long Time Coming", "This Is Rock N Roll", "Hey You", "Searchin'", "Lorraine Lorraine", "There She Goes Again", "Sweet Mary Anne", "7 O'clock", "Mayfair", "I Don't Love You Anymore", "Sex Party"
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Live set from rockers, The Quireboys, filmed at the Mean Fiddler in 2005. features classics such as '7 O'Clock', 'Mayfair', 'Hey You' and 'This Is Rock 'n' Roll'. The DVD release included the following extras: Includes extras: Tears In Heaven video, On tour, Live at the London guitar show. Setlist: "Sweet As The Rain", "Good To See Ya", "Misled", "Finer Stuff", "Tramps & Thieves", "Roses And Rings", "Take Me Home", "Long Time Coming", "This Is Rock N Roll", "Hey You", "Searchin'", "Lorraine Lorraine", "There She Goes Again", "Sweet Mary Anne", "7 O'clock", "Mayfair", "I Don't Love You Anymore", "Sex Party"

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