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• Initially he busked and played in caf閟 and bars in Europe.
• The Martians busked and did shows during the Edinburgh Festival.
• He has busked in nearly every major city in Europe and across America.
• They frequently busked on the streets of London.
• Harper was educated at busked around North Africa, Europe and London for a few years.
• He busked guitar in a subway station and worked part-time in a McGill cafeteria.
• She has busked in the USA, Italy, Israel, Czech Republic, Poland and France.
• In the early days, the sisters busked, in the French Quarter of New Orleans and elsewhere.
• Campbell did not know the song and busked his way through the first take while listening to the tune.
• Born to a humble family, she started singing from an early age and busked around in Sevilla streets.
• While there she busked and played concerts in the Netherlands as well as the Fete de la Musique in southern France.
• In 1997 and 1998, she created demos and busked on the streets of Tokyo, mostly performing in Yotsuya and KichijM
  ji.
• Prior to joining the COC, she busked on the streets of Toronto in order to be able to afford singing lessons.
• Following this Woosey carried out a tour of 100 gigs in 100 days . He also busked around the UK and Europe.
• Longtime friends are surprised to see Golin, who once busked his way through Europe with his violin, on an executive perch.
• She moved to Vancouver with a bunch of Quebec garage rockers in 1993 and busked on the street with a swingabilly band called The Colorifics.
• They busked together on the streets of New York, New Orleans and Colorado for three years; Gerry played drums and Mandy tap danced.
• As a teenager, she busked in Edinburgh and was scouted to perform daily at The Point Cafe at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2005.
• As many independent artists do, Samuel " busked " ( performed in public places for gratuities ) on the streets to pay for violin lessons.
• She later busked through Europe during her 20s, traveled in a gypsy caravan and is now considered one of Britain's top interpreters of folk songs.