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This is Reasons to Be cheerful with Edmila Vand and Jeff Lloyd.

Hello. Well, hello. Did you see that there was something exciting in the inbox?

No. So, Trevor, last week we took about your blowing in the wind vinyl video.

Yeah. And I was saying what would be great is if somebody could remix this.

Yeah. Well, we received an email from John Walton, whose name may ring a bell because he was one

of the entrants in the ill-fated Reasons to Be cheerful song contest. But he's still with us and

he says, hi, Ed and Jeff, please find attached a little video mix of Ed's blowing in the wind cover.

Also, no hard feelings over the theme tune Fiasco. Well, it does lucky.

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