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The Spinners
S4.E6
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Episode #4.6
Episode aired Jul 3, 1972
30m
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The Spinners
Tony Davis
Mick Groves
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Mick Groves
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The Spinners
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Tony Davis
Self - The Spinners
Mick Groves
Self - The Spinners
Cliff Hall
Self - The Spinners
Hughie Jones
Self - The Spinners
Dorita y Pepe
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Dorothy Sensier
Self - Vocal & Guitar, Dorita y Pepe
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Peter Sensier
Self - Guitar, Dorita Y Pepe
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Bill Brown
Self - Double Bass
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Release date
July 3, 1972 (United Kingdom)
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Languages
English
Spanish
Filming locations
Octagon Theatre, Howell Croft South, Bolton, Lanacashire, England, UK
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British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC Manchester)
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30 minutes
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Mono
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1.33 : 1
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