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Mar 2021
1h 38m

Blue Voodoo Episode 3 – Erik Söderlind

Peter Pedersen: Jazz podcaster
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THIS EPISODE WAS DONE IN SWEDISH Erik Söderlind is a jazz-guitar player from Sweden. He is the guest in episode number three of the podcast. He has been around on the Swedish and international jazz-scene for more than a decade. You will be able to recognize him immediately because of his unique tone which is clear and articulate. His playing style shows impr ... Show More
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