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It is not enough? The Smith Street Band and the endurance of political songwriting

Culture February 6, 2015By Andy Chalmers

Andy Chalmers talks to Wil Wagner from The Smith Street Band about the protest song, Tony Abbott and some other ‘fucking evil shit’.

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