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Jeff's Sleepy Tea Party
Martin, who now lives in Perth, has teamed up with bassist Jonathon Dudman - aka Jay Cortez - and drummer Malcolm Clark, and the as yet unnamed trio are currently in the studio.
“The combination of the two of them plus myself with an incredible rhythm section behind me makes a very credible rock trio again,” Martin said. “I am very excited about the future.”
Source: gibson.com 
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This should get very interesting if it comes to fruition. Looking forward to more.
the lawd be praised.......keep on keepin' on jeffrey....you got it & I feel good.
I would cut my arms off and run to perth from airly to play with jeff.. However it would be rather inconvenient to have no arms in a band.. Well i'd learn the harmonica better than any other before me anyhow.
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