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"ReggaeBlues"
 
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...Track info...

Harmonica: A minor (2nd pos) Lee Oskar with Hohner Blues Harp coverplates

Melodica: Hohner Student 32

Mic: Electro Voice 626

Synth: Korg Volca Keys

FX/Drums: Zoom G3

Recorded, mixed, and mastered in Audacity.

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