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Ade
03:30
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Haar
05:18
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M'aidez
03:33
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Outwith
01:20
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The God Shout
01:10
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JOW Bristol, UK
James Gow &
Pete Judge
Acoustic instrumental duo with a distinctive blend of
jazz, folk and classical chamber music,
as featured on BBC Radio 6 Music.
"absolutely stunning" The Nest Collective
"stately trumpet lines of lament & renewal soar gently above earthy cello sounds" Friendly Records
"there is no ego to this, just musicians playing organic music." Bristol 24/7
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