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2. Dear Karen and all of the Kingdom Choir, Just a quick note to thank you so much for your contribution to our Pentecost Service on Sunday evening. The music was wonderful – uplifting, God-honouring, restoring. And you were so flexible. Thank you. Blessings.

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3. Product Description. In Portico Quartet moved from busking on the South Bank in London to a recording studio and, with the remains of the money from their student grants, created their first album, 'Knee Deep In The North Sea' (released on Babel/Vortex)/5(45).

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6. 1 day ago · Label: Big Beat Records - CDWIKD • Format: CD Album, Compilation, Reissue, Remastered • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Rockabilly.

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7. Find Kingdom discography, albums and singles on AllMusic. A West Coast psychedelic band in the heavy Iron Butterfly tradition, Kingdom combined hard guitar riffing, dramatic organ sounds, prog rock soloing, and gruff vocals from the group's frontman, organist.

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