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A hundred highways
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Here I go
03:39
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City lights
02:51
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Morning rises
03:00
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Transatlantic
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Winter's night
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London fog
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What have we here?
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Falling down
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A day like today
03:06
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Alex Taylor Montréal, Québec
City Lights, his first EP, was preceded by shows in the Montreal area. In 2015, he was offered the opportunity to record ten of his new songs at the nCode studio in Ottawa. Charles Fairfield, who owns the studio, has displayed his legendary versatility as a producer, arranger, composer and musician throughout the project. The album, entitled A hundred highways, is now available. ... more
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