The Sundays live at The Falcon, 3rd Sepember 1988
June 29, 2008
Chris Roberts reviews The Sunday’s live at The Falcon, London. Taken from Melody Maker, 3rd September 1988.
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June 30, 2008 at 10:00 pm
On behalf of Sundays fans from around the world, thanks again for another blast from the past. :) BTW, happy birthday wishes to Harriet Wheeler, 45 years young as of June 26th.