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Frank's Legacy
03:00
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Take it easy and/or to the limit. Take it easy and/or to the limit. Don't you know?
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December Day
02:13
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This looks like a December day.
This looks like a "time to remember" day.
And I remember the spring, such a sweet tender thing.
And love's summer college,
Where the green leaves of knowledge,
Were waiting to fall with the Fall.
And where September wine,
Numbed the measure of time.
Through the tears of October, now November's over,
And this looks like a December day.
This looks like a December day.
It looks like we've come to the end of the way.
And as my memories race back to love's eager beginning,
Reluctant to play with the thoughts of the ending:
The ending that won't go away.
And as my memories race back to love's eager beginning,
Reluctant to play with the thoughts of the ending:
The ending that won't go away.
And this looks like a December day.
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Beadwork Part 1
03:51
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Beadwork Part 2
04:04
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Beadwork Part 3
04:04
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Idaho Guitar Phase 1
07:20
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Aaron M Olson Los Angeles, California
Aaron M Olson is a Los Angeles based musician. His recording projects include L.A. Takedown, The Musical Tracing Ensemble, Mountain Brews, Aaron MF Olson, and other things. He performs live in these and many other groups including, but not limited to Richard Pictures, "L.A.'s most grateful Dead cover band" ... more
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Mostly instrumental baroque pop solo project by Aaron M Olson
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They Move And They Shine
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L.A. Takedown
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Purple Mountain Pieces
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AO's experimental thing, The Musical Tracing Ensemble
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