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Tango Mafioso
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Gamelan
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Road of the Loving Heart
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Silverado Squatters
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La Solitude
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Fording The Tweed
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Cutting the Chord
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Molokai
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Blue Orchid
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Savourna Stevenson, Steve Kettley London, UK
Savourna Stevenson and Steve Kettley are frequent collaborators, having recently released their debut album 'Wine of Life'. Their creative relationship has flourished since their performance at Harp on Wight in 2017. Savourna is known for breaking stylistic barriers and acclaimed orchestral work. Steve leads several groups playing original works, highlighting his proficiency as a saxophonist. ... more
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