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Off the Grid
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The Last Free Place
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A Million Stars
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Lars Hidde - Tracks and Production
Rocky Tatarelli - Saxophones
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Slab City
05:54
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Rocky Tatarelli Reno, Nevada
Rocky Tatarelli chose the tenor sax as his first medium of interaction with the world when he was a young musician in Detroit. "To touch the hearts and souls of everyone who listens to my music, so that despite what they might be experiencing at the time--everything from tragedy to joy--they will be engaged by my music and transported to a realm of dance and laughter and love." ... more
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