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Winter's Tale
03:22
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2. |
Sparrrows
03:13
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3. |
The Gray Woods
03:53
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4. |
What the Moon Saw
04:02
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5. |
Solace
04:03
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6. |
Red
02:42
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7. |
The Restless Ones
03:58
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8. |
Two Travelers
03:26
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9. |
Water of Life
03:29
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10. |
Wolf Trail
03:48
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11. |
Hazel Branch
03:56
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12. |
Vagabonds
03:31
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13. |
Afterword
04:04
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14. |
Brad Jacobsen Seattle, Washington
“Music that hits the heart and tugs at the emotional strings of the mind, and a musician who can paint a musical landscape
of wondrous proportions…” (One World Music Radio review of the 2013 album, "Thirteen Tales")
A lifelong resident of the Pacific Northwest, award-winning Kawai artist, Brad makes his home in the foothills of Mt. Rainier. To learn more, visit www.bradjacobsenmusic.com
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