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L'Ardeche
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Al Tona
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Yaz
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Oktoberfest
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Still Waters
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Jungle Guitar
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Ostermontag
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Taybridge Road
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London
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Chateau D'Eau
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Luftsschloss
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Regentag
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Titus Waldenfels Munich, Germany
Titus Waldenfels, born and raised in Munich, Germany has been a professional freelance musician for more than 25 years. He
plays guitar, violin, banjo and lap steel guitar, providing his own rythym by playing a one-string bass guitar with his feet simultaneously.
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Titus_Waldenfels
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