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The dictator's waltz
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No.125
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Interlude - a laspe
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Kanbury
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The quetzal instrumental
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An end peace
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Douglas MacGregor London, UK
Douglas MacGregor is a London-based guitar-player and composer. His music explores place, space, roots and acoustics
centring around themes of loss, grief, transformation, memory and healing.
Unresolved childhood trauma cast MacGregor rudderless at sea as a young adult and musical exploration became the vessel to find home, to explore the inner and outer world.
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