FOTO STAT: The Saint Etienne Press Cuttings blog: April 2013

A visual history of Bob Stanley, Pete Wiggs and Sarah Cracknell... collectively known as the popular beat combo Saint Etienne. "Yeah... I think I've seen it..." Bob Stanley 2014

Thursday, 11 April 2013

"Art Of Glass" Melody Maker Live Review 26-03-1994

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Hi, I'm Darren Rigby-O'Neill and this is my blog "FOTO STAT" totally devoted to Saint Etienne. It's filled with creamy goodness, featuring press cuttings collected over a ten year period from 1990 to 2000, with some 21st century oddities as well. Enjoy the past and kiss the future.

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