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Blue Rhondo a la Turk
05:38
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Midnight
06:12
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Footprints
06:54
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Gate Array
05:19
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I Wish Wayne Was Here
06:56
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Road Song
05:59
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Stolen Moments
09:13
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A Night in Tunisia
07:06
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Red Clay
04:24
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Straight, No Chaser
06:00
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Jim Wright Arcadia, California
JIm has played touch-guitars for nearly 40 years, performing with many bands of various styles from popular music to alternative rock and jazz, with an emphasis on constantly pushing the edge of musical innovation. He is adept at performing and composing in both improvisational and highly structured musical genres. His newest release, Dis(-)Assemble utilizes, all of these talents. ... more
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