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Spoken Chinese 101
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Water Stepping Tribe
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Iceberg Chunk
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Jay Peele Jacksonville, Florida
Born in the early 70's, Jay Peele played with tape recorders, record players, and drums in early childhood. A few piano lessons and playing trumpet in high school marching band along with a growing love of rock, metal, and jazz served to point Jay towards guitar and voice. 'Psychic Distance' by Inferno was released in Europe in the early '90s. Experimental and electronic albums abound. shatterwax ... more
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