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11 at the Red Bridge
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Aluminium and Celluloid
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Kitchen Girl (trad.)
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Voluptuous Airs
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Marc Spitse Netherlands
"American steel string finger style space guitar from the Netherlands"
(Dying For Bad Music)
"A lovely slice of primitive solo guitar"
(Sideways Through Sound)
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