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Into The Harbour
04:34
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Story
05:01
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Sliver Of Blue
05:22
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The Echo
04:46
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Stay A Little While
04:42
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Slowing Down
07:30
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The Royston Platform
04:25
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Home Boats
05:57
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Blue Frozen Timespan
06:06
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Adear-Adow
03:22
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Caught In The Act
05:41
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Salandra Lament
03:46
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The Diamond
06:08
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14. |
Looking Out, Looking Up
05:25
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16. |
Things That We Do
05:46
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17. |
Cinnamon Volta
04:27
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18. |
Linder Hill
06:33
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19. |
Tenth Of The Month
03:19
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20. |
Ladibs Cricket
04:51
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Brendan Perkins England, UK
Brendan Perkins is a progressive rock composer & multi-instrumentalist who plays bass, electric & acoustic guitars, drums, keyboards, uke, mandolin & various percussive instruments. Brendan has a first class BA degree in Creative Music and over four decades of recording and sound engineering experience. Prog rock influences provide him with a perfect mix of virtuosity and emotional composition. ... more
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