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Obama Barcarolle Ⅰ
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Canterbury
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Frozen In Time
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Obama Barcarolle Ⅱ
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Sweet Breath Of Morning
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Let Life Begin
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As Twilight Fades
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Rhythm Of The Forest
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Shine Its Light
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Dave Sinclair Ehime, Japan
Dave Sinclair joined the Canterbury-based, semi-pro outfit, the Wilde Flowers. Almost every future member of the early line-
ups of Soft Machine and Caravan passed through the ranks of this now legendary band during the two or three years of its existence (1964-67).
Continued at www.dsincs-music.com
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