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Rosslyn and Primrose
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Shadow Box
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Buried in the Past
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Y-f (Study no. 6)
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Silver Branch
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Here Come the Waves
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A Parade in D Minor
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Tree City Blues
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Zeb Gould New York, New York
Since moving to NYC from Indiana in 2003, Zeb Gould has released several critically-acclaimed albums both under his own name, as well as under the monikers of Bowery Boy Blue and Swojens. His earlier works fall under the genre of acoustic guitar instrumental (In the vein of John Fahey), while his later output, falls within the realm of indie folk singer/songwriter (akin to Will Oldham, etc.) ... more
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