Dave Arch and Mark Campbell reimagine the iconic Lakmé track for British Airways in 1995.
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Dave Arch and Mark Campbell reimagine the iconic Lakmé track for British Airways in 1995.
The strings for the track, recorded at Air Lyndhurst, and conducted by Dave back in early '95
Dave Arch and Mark Campbell reimagine the iconic Lakmé track for British Airways in 1995.
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