Speech #1 (track)
by Rev Hammer
Speech #1 by Rev Hammer
Year: 1998
From the album Freeborn John: The Story Of John Lilburne - The Leader Of The Levellers (track #8)
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Year: 1998
From the album Freeborn John: The Story Of John Lilburne - The Leader Of The Levellers (track #8)
Listen on Spotify
Speech #1 appears on the following album(s) by Rev Hammer:
- Freeborn John: The Story Of John Lilburne - The Leader Of The Levellers (track #8) (this album) (1998)
Upcoming concerts
Dec
19
Fri
19:30
Forced To Suffer/ Torture Hammer/ Iron Front/ Smiley
Neck of the Woods, San Francisco, United States. 
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Jan
06
Tue
19:00
WDCB Bluesday Tuesday w/ Host Scott "Hambone" Hammer: TORONZO CANNON & The Chicago Way
FITZGERALDS NIGHTCLUB, Berwyn, United States.
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Jan
09
Fri
20:00
Laid Back Country Picker/9 LB Hammer with Appalachatari
The Southgate House Revival - Sanct, Newport, United States.
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