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In Tonal Blue #1
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In Tonal Blue #2
02:33
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In Tonal Blue #3
03:00
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In Tonal Blue #4
02:31
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In Tonal Blue #5
02:54
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In Tonal Blue #6
02:13
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In Tonal Blue #7
02:51
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In Tonal Blue #8
02:36
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In Tonal Blue #9
03:00
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In Tonal Blue #10
03:01
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Joel David Hickman Hebron, Indiana
I am a classically trained guitarist, instrumentalist, and composer.
Along with composing and performing, I teach others how to play and love music.
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