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l'​è​re du chien

by Fred Scalliet

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1.
Till och Med 08:03
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2.
Berceuse à Emilie 09:15
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3.
un peu de tout... 10:24
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4.
Carine (au grenier) 06:59
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5.
Ellinge Blues 04:28
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6.
Carine (i duggregnet) 04:14
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7.
Emile le Joli (ou: Le Piano d'Alain) 05:35
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8.
Carine (d'Uccle à Saint-Gilles) 04:47
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9.
Maître Messiaen, sur un arbre perché (ne se prenait pas pour un naze) 01:17
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10.
Dagstorpssjön 11:44
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11.
Like a Cat 04:59
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about

Recorded on analog tape in february 2005.
Digitally mastered for Xmas 2008 CD release.
Remastered for Bandcamp re-issue in december 2011.

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released December 1, 2008

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Some rights reserved. Please refer to individual track pages for license info.

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Fred Scalliet Brussel, Belgium

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