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Take Me To Taipei
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Angle Of Unknown Value
04:35
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How Do We Reckon Time?
02:31
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Lydia Rose
05:37
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No, I Said Taipei!
05:36
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Music After Photography
05:42
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20 Are Lights
06:17
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Cheapens The Mystique
07:57
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May Rains
04:35
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Egyptian Triples
05:30
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I See You Dreaming
05:59
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Humane Trade Policy
04:07
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Soutrane Recording Company Milwaukee, Wisconsin
This page is a repository of Soutrane releases old and new. It is intended to give a second life to some remarkable music and a first one to future recordings.
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