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Getting Started
01:53
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2. |
A Late Afternoon
03:05
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3. |
Distant Train
03:02
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4. |
Everything Is Timing
02:23
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5. |
September Rain
03:51
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6. |
Beach Walk
02:15
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7. |
Old Friends
02:26
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8. |
Just Down the Road
02:56
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9. |
Wedding on the Lake
02:59
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10. |
Season Change
02:45
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11. |
Heading Home
03:29
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12. |
Taking a Chance
02:55
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13. |
Waiting
03:12
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14. |
Coming Through
03:49
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15. |
Grateful
05:25
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Dave Hiltebrand Chicago, Illinois
Musician and Composer Dave Hiltebrand calls his style Cinematic Americana. With deep influences from James Taylor and Eric Clapton to John Williams and Thomas Newman, Dave blends his acoustic guitar playing with a cinematic sensibility.
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