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Under an Endless Sky

by Dorothy Moskowitz & The United States of Alchemy

folk

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What Are We Trying To Say?

by Megson

folk

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Jonathan Richman / Yatasamaroun EP

by Jonathan Richman

rock

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Morning Fox

by Philippa Dowding and Allister Thompson

alternative

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Scraps

by Taylor Joe

acoustic

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all-time best selling acoustic guitar

Gentle Video Game Guitar Covers For Relaxation

by Super Guitar Bros

acoustic

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Bloody Noses EP

by Richard Thompson

folk

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Urban Driftwood

by Yasmin Williams

acoustic

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Throughline

by Owen Marshall

folk

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compassion: a petal motel compilation for human rights

by petal motel

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“This Bandcamp-exclusive collection of ambient and eclectic Americana in the name of birth rights is a treasure trove of balming moods. Brought here by Jason P. Woodbury.”

Charlie Moonbeam

Lighthouse Coffee House - Salem, OH (8-18-1991)

by Phil Keaggy

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“To correct another he is doing some looping and repeated sound patterns that fade out while he is playing over them…he is using some old equipment that uses a “playmate” function that locks in the sound for about 3 seconds while plays some parts over it…otherwise it’s just him and guitar on many of the songs…”

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Live In 85 (Pottstown, PA 6-22-85)

by Phil Keaggy & Band

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“these "old" recordings never disappoint they all make His appointment satisfying. '85 rocks, pops, and easy listening. Among many favorites, "Full Circle " just might be my favorite of all that I've heard. Totally enjoyed.”