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As She Did One Time
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The One Good Thing I Do
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New Recording 65
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I Do It All The Time
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Way Deep Down There
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You're Gonna Miss Me
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The Ghost Of Chesapeake
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Out There In Between
04:47
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Kurt Gunn De Pere, Wisconsin
A pure songwriter, equally informed and introspective. A talented guitarist and composer, from a climate that compels musicians to devote compassion to their craft. From solo performer to bandleader, with a style alternately whimsical and weighted, Gunn’s range will draw you in and keep you in his crosshairs. ... more
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