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deXter Bentley UK
South London based band deXter Bentley began life as a rag tag collective of musicians at the turn of the millennium (though some members of the group have been writing & performing music together for more than 30 years!) The once 'elastic' line-up has now settled down to a hard-core quintet of Richard Bentley, Ric Clark, Joss Cope, Ean Ravenscroft & Mark Shaw. ... more
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