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Guy Manning UK
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Leader of band - Damanek (3
albums)
Leader of project, The Patchwork Alliance
Solo Artist / Band Leader for Manning [1999-2014] (15 albums)
Former Performer,Arranger for UPF (United Progressive Fraternity)
Ex-member of The Tangent sadly
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