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Genesis – Calling All Stations – review
In 1997, Genesis returned with their album Calling All Stations and a new band line-up, introducing Ray Wilson and two drummers.
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In 1997, Genesis returned with their album Calling All Stations and a new band line-up, introducing Ray Wilson and two drummers.
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