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		<title>Planet P Project &#8211; &#8220;1931 (Go Out Dancing &#8211; Part 1)&#8221;</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[1931 (Go Out Dancing – Part 1) is the first record in nearly 20 years from keyboardist/multi-instrumentalist, Tony Carey that is credited to his Planet P Project.  Although released on a handful of different labels since 2003, it’s recently been re-released by Renaissance Records.  While Carey has been successful in Europe as a solo performer [...]]]></description>
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