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Innerviews: Music Without Borders.
interviews: Bjork, Tori Amos, Jon Anderson, Laurie Anderson, Adrian Belew, Luka Bloom, Eels, AllAn Holdsworth, Steve Howe, Scott Henderson, Leo Kottke, Tony Levin, PAt Metheny, Steve Morse, John McLaughlin, Massive Atack, Michale Manring, Jean-Luc Ponty, Paris, Talking Heads, Trevor Rabin, Vernon Reid, Yes, Miroslav Vitous, Victor Wooten ...
interviews: Bjork, Tori Amos, Jon Anderson, Laurie Anderson, Adrian Belew, Luka Bloom, Eels, AllAn Holdsworth, Steve Howe, Scott Henderson, Leo Kottke, Tony Levin, PAt Metheny, Steve Morse, John McLaughlin, Massive Atack, Michale Manring, Jean-Luc Ponty, Paris, Talking Heads, Trevor Rabin, Vernon Reid, Yes, Miroslav Vitous, Victor Wooten ...
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