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Alcatraz
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Raven
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Eagles
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Change
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Dead of Night
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The Music and Projects of Colin Tench Sweden
“I love music. I hate music by numbers. If there is one album I consider to be a template of how to do things, The Beatles White album would be it.
The Music of Colin Tench will live on forever
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