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Rebecca's orange Tree
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The Discovery of Water
02:58
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Aduda ( first )
01:40
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Black Tern
03:37
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Florence ( Again )
03:32
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Deliqescence
02:16
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Our very own Mr. Trapp
02:21
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Leslies's Lakes
03:40
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Song for it's own sake
01:11
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River Take Me Home
02:00
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Aduda ( refrain )
01:46
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The Reluctant Spaniard
04:42
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The Lost Song
01:32
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Caldwell Butte
03:05
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The Soft Spoken One
03:57
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Stan Cassell Portland, Oregon
Stan Cassell is a mainstay of the thriving Portland, OR music scene. He plays what could be called Americana and worldly guitar and is highly regarded for his original compositions. He performs widely around the area, including for tens of thousands of travelers every week at PDX as part of their entertainment program, as well as with his group The Mighty Grebes. ... more
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