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Summer Solstice
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Trough of Boland
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Lady of the Lake
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Excalibur
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Merlyn
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Young Love
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Camelot
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Fair-y-Well
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Tilting at Windmills
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The Last Crusade
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Searching for Something
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A Multitude of ONE Salford, UK
A Multitude of One is composer and musician Colin Powell from Salford in the UK.
His main
instrument is guitar, but he plays all the instruments on most of his recordings!
Colin started playing music in the late 1960s and has been in various bands over the years,
Now he also collaborates with various other musicians internationally. Most recently with Nova Cascade.
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