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Stingaloon
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Song For The Sea
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Hokus
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Sonatina
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Wild Bill
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Familiar
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Ninna Nanna Per Adulteri
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The Wayfaring Stranger
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Deadeye Cologne, Germany
Reinier Baas, Kit Downes and Jonas Burgwinkel join forces with Deadeye. Deadeye uses the tried and tested formula of Hammond organ, drums and guitar to shed new light on the wildly diverse influences of its members. The result is a wide musical scope, in which Jazzrock, traditional British folk music and 20th-century Classical music are unified. ... more
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