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Analog
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Y'dig that!
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Dissonance in the note
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The real Mary J
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Toulouse
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Nora
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Percussion
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Five Spot Note
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D'you still burn
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The Crooner's Elegy
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Soloman Smith Cambridge, UK
Soloman Smith writes & performs songs about the 'human condition'. His lyrics are laced with a wry intelligence and a sense of humour & his subject matter is as broad as his influences. Musically, his songs are flavoured with folk roots, jazz, swing, blues, funk, soul & underpinned with a 'coolness and groove' from his love of all things jazz and swing. ... more
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