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Midnight in Front Royal
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Out to Launch
03:26
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La Calle del Desengaño
06:19
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The Next Time Around
02:49
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Habla Bien
08:08
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That's an Ear, All Right
03:35
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Color Scheming
01:40
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Hip-Pretending Weasels
06:15
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Inca's Dream
01:54
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Cabal
07:51
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Vector Trio Washington, D.C.
Vector Trio--Scott Forrey (trumpet), Gary Rouzer (cello, bass), and Marshall Hughey (drums, percussion) have been playing together in various incarnations for over two decades, making free, improvised music in and around Washington, DC and Guatemala.
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