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Adagio for Alderaan
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Cheyenne
04:16
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Making the Wave
05:20
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Land's End
02:19
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Obi Wan Coyote
04:01
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King Solomon
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The Flood
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Requiem
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Steve Estes San Francisco, California
Steve Estes grew up in Charleston, South Carolina, across the highway from the world-famous South Windermere Shopping Center.
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