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The Bamboos’ Lance Ferguson: “I found it far more enjoyable, because everyone was putting in more creative energy” By Ellie Robinson published 12 May 21 Even after 20 years at the forefront of Australia’s funk and soul scene, The Bamboos are still finding new ways to energise and amplify their sound
