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Paul Weller - Bradford, Sunday 6th December - Pics & Set List!

Images Courtesy Of Denise Maskew!
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 Set List:
Andromeda
From The Floorboards Up
All I Wanna Do (Is Be With You)
Fast Car/Slow Traffic
Strange Town
Sea Spray
have You made Up Your Mind
Wake Up The Nation
Shout To The Top
Empty Ring
How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)
Dust And Rocks
Push It Along
Pieces Of A Dream
Broken Stones
Invisible [on list but not played]
You Do Something To Me
Pretty Green
Echoes Round The Sun
Start
Come On, Let's Go
Black River
All On A Misty Morning
Into Tomorrow
Whirlpool's End
22 Dreams [not on set list]
The Changingman [not on set list]

Note: Also played One Bright Star, not on written set list
but somewhere in the middle of set.
Courtesy Of Andy1967

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  1. AMAZING GIG AT BRADFORD LAST NIGHT,HE JUST GETS BETTER AND BETTER,CANT WAIT FOT NEW ALBUM

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