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Roxy Music share previously unreleased ‘Pyjamarama’ demo from expanded ‘For Your Pleasure’ reissue

October 3

Roxy Music have shared a previously unreleased early demo of ‘Pyjamarama’, taken from their forthcoming expanded reissue of ‘For Your Pleasure’ .

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