SAIT, DAVID - HAIL THE HUNTED
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Label: BAM BALAM
Release date: 24/09/2014
Barcode: 2090504073868
Catalog no.: BBCD0000025
Item ID: 407386
David Sait from Canada plays instrumental solo improvisation on the electric guzheng, an ancient Chinese instrument.
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