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Martin Newell
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About Martin Newell
Martin Newell (born in Wivenhoe, Essex, on 4 March 1953) is an English singer–songwriter, poet, columnist and author who leads the Cleaners from Venus, a guitar pop band with jangly, upbeat arrangements, and The Brotherhood of Lizards. He is regarded as a significant figure in the history of cassette culture and DIY music. In the summer of 1973, a 20-year-old Newell joined Colchester glam rock cover band Plod as their lead singer, replacing founder member Steve Greenfield.
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Goodbye Dreaming Fields
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Before the Hurricane
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We'll Build a House
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She Rings The Changes
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The Jangling Man
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Tribute To The Greatest Living Englishman
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Home Counties Boy
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A Street Called Prospect
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Straight to You Boy
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Christmas In Surburbia
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The Green-Gold Girl of Summer
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Gamma Ray Blue
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Julie Profumo
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Christmas in Suburbia
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Sun Comes to the Wood
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Clockwork Train
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The Greatest Living Englishman
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An Englishmans Home
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Late Night
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Arcadian Boys
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Soul Monday
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Winter Palace 2
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Golden Lane
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Stars Are Cold
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The World Of Dandy Leigh
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Heroin Clones
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Call Me Michael Moonlight
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When The Damsons Are Down
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Some Girls Are Bigger Than Others
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Beyond......
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An Englishman's Home
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It Could Have Been Cheryl
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I will Haunt your Room
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Wake Up and Dream
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Queen Phyllis Of Colchester
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The Girls In The Flat Upstairs
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The Blue Beret
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Lions Drunk On Sunlight
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Ghost of Jenni Rainbyrd
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Goodnight Country Girl
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She Was Never Drowning
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Another Sunny Day
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She Rings the Change
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The Green-Gold Girl of the Summer
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Ursula In The Waiting Room
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English Electric
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Wake Up And Smell The Offy
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Former Phonebox Vandal
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Miss Van Houten's Coffee Shoppe
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The Popular Girl
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