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Bluejay
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Mr. Blithe
03:12
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Morning Breaks
02:15
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What's Coming to You
03:33
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Fade
03:15
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Reasons
02:24
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Rock On, Little Danger!
03:14
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Lonewolf
02:09
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Strawberry Muse
04:17
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Colors
05:20
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Watercolor Halo
03:34
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Wax & Wane
03:42
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Can't Get Enough
04:57
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Anthony Lee Phillips Seattle, Washington
Self taught guitarist, songwriter, recording-mixing-mastering engineer, composer, orchestrator.... You'll find it all on here. By day, I'm a coffee roaster, and by night I'm what you see here: a full time amateur musician.
Anthony Lee Phillips recommends:
Julian Lage is both a guitar virtuoso and the most expressive musician I've ever heard. "Missouri" single-handedly taught me how to improv under changing key centers. Please buy his album ARCLIGHT.
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