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Austin, TX based musician/guitarist Eric Johnson. This site contains: News, MP3's, Photos, Interviews Discography and more.Eric Johnson, Park Street, electromagnets, the electromagnets, carole king, studio, studio artist, ericjohnson.com, the eric Johnson group, guitarist, musician, songwriter, Austin, tx, music, rock and roll, jazz, fusion, classical, steel string guitar, piano, alien love child, cliffs of dover, trademark, srv,the electromagnets
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