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Two Ears Old
09:35
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In Three
08:37
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Expeditor
09:53
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Longing
07:02
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The Greater Fool
10:32
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Two Ears Old (reprise)
01:23
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Shifting Paradigm Records Minneapolis, Minnesota
Twin Cities based collective label for modern jazz, instrumental, and improvised music
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