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Address The Night
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Journeyed Road
04:09
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Carrier
04:21
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Dark Blue
03:27
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The River Answered
02:44
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Burnt Offering
02:38
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Seabuckthorn UK
'Seabuckthorn' is the solo work of Andy Cartwright.
Exploring various approaches on guitars, with fingerpicking, bowing and slides, often with layered accompaniments
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