1. |
Seven Hours
04:04
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2. |
Origins
01:03
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3. |
A Game Of Chess
03:25
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4. |
The Clock
01:01
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5. |
Rush Hour
02:22
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6. |
Above The Meadow
02:25
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7. |
Heyday
03:03
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8. |
Traffic Flow (No Flow)
01:33
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9. |
The Creek
03:44
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10. |
Watching The Storms
01:24
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11. |
Misty Moors
01:28
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12. |
Heading For The Country
04:13
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13. |
Another Storm
01:31
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14. |
Silent River
02:24
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15. |
Seven Hours 2
06:36
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Nils-Ole Finbak
NILS-OLE NERLEIR
FINBAK:
Vocals
6-String Acoustic
Guitars
12-String Acoustic Guitars
Classical Guitars
Electric Guitars
Electric and Acoustic Slide Guitars
Bass Guitars
Resonator Guitars/Dobros
Mandolins
Irish Bouzouki
Digital Pianos
Keyboards
Keyboard Basses
Drum Programs
Software Instruments
... more
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