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August 13th, 2006

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Summer's End

Right up my alley! Lots of feeling there.
Very nice.

Remided me a bit of the final track on the Ken Burns, Lewis and Clark soundtrack, Phil Cunningham's "When Summer Ends."

Thanks Kirk.

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Thanks, bkeeble. I'm amazed to read that it reminds you of another track with almost the same name! I must try and track it down, have a listen for myself.

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