<p>Christian & John discuss 'A Cut Above', The Swirly Poles' one and only record, from 1951, as well as all things barbering. Follow us on Twitter/Instagram @JohnChisMusic/@j_chisham @cd_loveless Production by Alastair McNamara and John Chisham. Artwork by Katherine Chisham.</p>

Christian & John discuss 'A Cut Above', The Swirly Poles' one and only record, from 1951, as well as all things barbering. Follow us on Twitter/Instagram @JohnChisMusic/@j_chisham @cd_loveless Production by Alastair McNamara and John Chisham. Artwork by Katherine Chisham.

<p>Christian &amp; John discuss 'A Cut Above', The Swirly Poles' one and only record, from 1951, as well as all things barbering. Follow us on Twitter/Instagram @JohnChisMusic/@j_chisham @cd_loveless Production by Alastair McNamara and John Chisham. Artwork by Katherine Chisham.</p>

10. The Swirly Poles’ ‘A Cut Above’ (1951)

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