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The Message
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Kate's Bane
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Redeeming The Arugula
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Jody's Line
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The Truth About Merril
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Sleepytime Rag
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Still Moving
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Grasping
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Jean's Distraction
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Fawning Over Rania
05:30
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Robert Messore New Haven, Connecticut
Robert Messore (meh-sor’-ee) has been called Connecticut's finest fingerstyle guitarist. He has been playing guitar for more than 35 years and has been performing in some capacity or other for almost as long. He plays beautiful instrumental guitar music, and he is noted for composing tuneful pieces that work well as music, and not simply as fancy guitar playing. ... more
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