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Three Seances
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Angel Whispered
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Take Care of My Boys
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The Indians in the Tree
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Ayers-Allen House Seance 1960 (transcript)
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Awake!
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Bruce Donnola New Jersey
Writing/performing since the '70s (Folk City, etc) and just never stopped writing. Songs recorded/performed by many, including Jono Manson, John Popper, Shawn Colvin. Albums include A Rumor of Peace, Eidolons, Vaudeville , The Peaches of August, Hiding in This House of Glass. Several unreleased & out of print albums. Performing occasionally now but always writing, writing, writing... ... more
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