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Homenaje A Mi Pueblo
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Cranberry Hill
03:37
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Orpolasten Polska
02:38
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East End
03:12
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A Slip Of Blue
03:30
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Hannuland
02:59
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Halki Kirkkomaan
03:52
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Purple Sea
04:27
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Oikotie
03:38
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Plowboy
04:42
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Luz
03:54
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A Labyrinth
02:31
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Raita
03:16
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John Miller Bellingham, Washington
I made my first recordings at the age of 21, a solo Country Blues album "First Degree Blues" and one with Bluegrass trailblazers Country Cooking. I released four more solo albums before I turned thirty. After a long lay-off, started recording again in the '90s with instrumental duos, duos where I backed singers, solo recording and larger ensembles. You'll be able to find it all here. ... more
John Miller recommends:
A wonderful album with Michael Moore playing clarinet, joined by Fred Hersch on piano and Mark Helias on bass. A rich and varied program with inspired listening and playing throughout.
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A tremendous dobro album by Orville Johnson, joined by a host of great musicians. Orville re-defines what it is possible to do on a dobro with this record. Great playing and great tunes.
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Walk Along John
by John Reischman
John Reischman's gorgeous tone and fluidity on the mandolin are showcased in an interesting program that combines traditional tunes with his own originals. A stellar supporting cast of musicians, too.
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Stunningly beautiful songs wrought with pedal steel and nylon-string guitar that cast mesmerizing melodic shapes.
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Ian Russell took isolation as a chance to get closer with his guitar, resulting in this lovely set of meditative acoustic instrumentals.
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Isasa makes contemplative and emotionally rich fingerstyle guitar in the mode of John Fahey and Jack Rose.
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