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Well, I'll be blowed:

10 June 2008

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This picture proves the old adage that where there's muck there's brass, metaphorically and literally. Yorkshire Water is sponsoring the Yorkshire Co-op Brass Band (shown here at the company's Esholt wastewater treatment works). The band has also recorded some well-known modern tracks to be used as "on hold" music at the company's contact centre. These include Tony Christie's Is this the way to Amarillo?, Katie Mellua's Closest thing to crazy, and The Fugees' Killing me softly.

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