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Ludwig in Concordia
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Ludwig goes to Wigtown
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Ludwig gets the blues
02:13
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Ludwig at Clearwater
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Ludwig at the window
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Ludwig takes a trip
05:26
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Ludwig and the Ebonites
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Ludwig back and forth
02:52
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Mike Adcock Cheltenham, UK
Mike Adcock's music embraces both composition and improvisation. He has made numerous solo, duet and band recordings including three with Accordions Go Crazy, 'Lost for words', 'Moment of discovery', 'Sleep it off' (with Clive Bell), 'In the case of darkness', 'Reduced' (with Sylvia Hallett), 'Accord', 'Wanderlust' and 'Risky furniture' (with Paul Jolly). Picture of Mike by Alexander Caminada. ... more
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Look at the playing musicians and consider when the music was played (1972). It was an historic get together. Luckily the music was as wonderful as expected.
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