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Wednesday, October 1 2008
Monte Dunn and Karen Cruz: Monte Dunn and Karen Cruz
Released in the late ‘60s but finally seeing the light of day on CD, Monte Dunn and Karen Cruz exemplify the delicate folk style that was so rife in that era.
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