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Nature's Children
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Transfiguration
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Enthusiasm
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Spirits In The Night
06:52
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Boundless Rhythm
05:20
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Celestial Strings
08:41
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Sweet Illumination
09:34
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Brother Ah Washington, D.C.
The renowned French horn player known as Brother Ah (aka Robert Northern) is one of the most prolific and respected musicians in the history of jazz music, with a recorded output spanning more than 40 years.
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