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The Coffeeman
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Blue Pills for The Pain
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Palermo, BA.
02:56
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Me and the Devil Blues
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Underground Blues
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Sunday Afternoon Étude
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When Poetry Meets Blues
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Remember My Name
04:20
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Ed Zero Spain
Ed Zero is an Argentine multi-instrumentalist musician, composer, producer and sound engineer based in Madrid,
Spain.
His music is a mix of prog rock, art rock and some elements: a blues-influenced and melodic guitar style, classic rock-inspired riffs, acoustic songs, atmospheres and ambients, and some complex sections typical of progressive rock and metal.
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