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EMiel van Egdom welcomes you
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Nefertiti recordingartist, composer, arranger, jazz/classical guitarist, producer, CULEA™ Productions studio owner and swordmaster Emiel van Egdom with 5 worldwide distributed CD's to his name. Newest releases: Clues (with Belgian Artist/Painter Jan Bosschaert Hybrid Groove, w/Brian Bromberg, Bob Militello, Sheppard, Joel Taylor, Eric Gale Bill Cantos.
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Mar 6, 2005
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