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EP51: Peter Hooton
Today’s guest on Electronically Yours with Martyn Ware is Peter Hooton, lead singer of the The Farm, famous for their much-loved epic hit ‘All Together Now’ based on the famous coming together of British and German soldiers in no mans land at Christmas, based musically on Pachelbel’s Canon.
Peter is a true socialist (like myself) and is very proud of his Liverpudlian background and communal solidarity - he is passionate about education, football and is a proud Red in every sense of the word…
Ladies and gentlemen, time to get on the groovy train, it’s Peter Hooton...
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Today’s guest on Electronically Yours with Martyn Ware is Peter Hooton, lead singer of the The Farm, famous for their much-loved epic hit ‘All Together Now’ based on the famous coming together of British and German soldiers in no mans land at Christmas, based musically on Pachelbel’s Canon.
Peter is a true socialist (like myself) and is very proud of his Liverpudlian background and communal solidarity - he is passionate about education, football and is a proud Red in every sense of the word…
Ladies and gentlemen, time to get on the groovy train, it’s Peter Hooton...
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