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Remembering
03:21
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Souls In The Night
03:27
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Cornfields
03:15
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Hypnopompia
03:55
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Sunrise
02:27
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Dreaming
01:42
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La Douleur Equise
02:38
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Longing
02:22
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Cirrus
04:17
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Photograph
03:38
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Cumulus
03:56
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Trentham
02:02
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Unfinished..
02:33
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Jamie G Valentine Harrogate, UK
My influences (apart from red wine..)
Allan Holdsworth, Eric Johnson, Steve Vai, Mark Knopfler, Joe Satriani, Robben
Ford, Beethoven, JMW Turner, Ty Tabor/Kings X, Monet, Oz Noy, John Coltrane, Joe Pass, Claude Lorrain, George Lucas, GV, Debussy, Ridley Scott, Nik Kershaw, Scott Henderson, Rory McLeish, Nick Dunne..
... more
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