SPJ Melbourne, Australia
A celebration of the life, legacy & songwriting of Spencer P. Jones as performed by some of his many friends and admirers.
Every cent of sales go directly to Support Act, as was Spencer's wishes an Australian organisation supporting musicians and roadies in time of need.
supportact.org.au
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