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No show for Emmy as Stars of Sunday League launch EP

4 August 2009
By Lynn Roberts

Emmy the Great’s much hinted at appearance at the Stars of Sunday League EP launch show last night was not to be.

Stars of Sunday League’s  Euan Robinson put on the show in conjunction with Platforms to launch his debut EP The Boy’s Got Prospects. And he used his contacts to create a stellar line-up of big names and new finds. Euan said on the night: “I asked a lot of bands that I like, but I had no idea so many would say yes.”

Read on at For Folk’s Sake.

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    Lynn is For Folk's Sake's editor. She loves Tea, Tiffin, Waitrose White Chocolate Ice Cream, Bob Dylan, The Mountain Goats, Dolly Parton, Laura Marling, The Beach Boys, Paul Simon, The Shins, Bright Eyes, The Decemberists, The Band, Emmy the Great Neil Young, Nick Drake, Peggy Sue, The Beach Boys, She & Him, Johnny Cash, Sufjan Stevens and The Leisure Society.

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