The Mary Janes Dublin, Ireland
In November 2001 Mic Christopher died of head injuries from a fall while on tour. For the ten years prior to a solo career, Mic rode point with his band The Mary Janes, and many of the writings of these years remained stored on cassette tapes stowed beneath beds. Until now. “Heartbreaker” is a previously unrecorded The Mary Janes song that celebrates Mic’s life, friendships and music. ... more
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