Jon Anderson’s Song of Seven – 303

Song of Seven Produced by Preston Frazier, Bill Govier, Wayne Hall
and Michel Arsenault. In a week where Kevin is not well, we still
manage to review Song of Seven separately. Mark also steps into the
breach with a review of an epic Rick Wakeman album - Return to the
Centre of the Earth - as well as a special 2 pence - thanks Mark!
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