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Devi
06:29
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I Am What I Am
05:36
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Tarana
05:09
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Ropes and Ladders
05:01
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Eternal Wife
07:37
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Ferryman
02:13
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Jogan
05:11
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Elder Days
06:24
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Fish That Walk On Land
04:11
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Conrad Praetzel Santa Rosa, California
Conrad Praetzel is a multi-instrumentalist/ composer/ sound designer based in Northern California. The ten albums he has released over the last 30 years often explore the layering of electronic soundscapes with traditional roots music instrumentation. He has recorded under his own name and as Clothesline Revival. ... more
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