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Orange in the Evening

plus tour memorabilia and ephemera (replica of original laminate

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Fish and Whistle - John Prine (3

'Invincible' and 'Map of the Problematique'

June - RJD2 (6

Morning Serenade (Valentin Silvestrov) - Hélène Grimaud/Camerata Salzburg

was listed as co-producer

No Man's Land - Sufjan Stevens (4

24-track compilation featuring live recordings of some of Christy Moore's most popular tracks