North Sea Radio Orchestra Salisbury, UK
NSRO was formed in 2002 by Craig and Sharron Fortnam. They began rehearsing and performing in old churches, secreted away in the heart of the City Of London. At first their audience had to explore the lost alleys and lanes of the City to hear their sounds. They then moved out into the world at large; so far releasing five albums. ... more
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The Bitter Lay
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Another record of tenderness and beauty! I'm excited to get to know these songs better...
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The Woman You Want
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Instrumental Music 1
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supported by 17 fans who also own “The Angel”
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