Almost Famous: The Original Sinners
An episode of the ELM Show podcast, hosted by elmradioshow, titled "Almost Famous: The Original Sinners" was published on February 8, 2009.
February 8, 2009 · ELM Show
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Episode Description
Telephone interview with lead vocalist Charlotte Brereton. from 29th January www.everybodylovesmanny.com/original%20sinners.mp3 In which; Manny takes 3 minutes to ask 1 question. Charlotte makes beepy noises And Steven makes myself sound like Michelle causing lots of confusion.
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