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Talemwa
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I Will Celebrate
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More Than Anything
03:27
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Your Touch Is Gold
04:32
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Lugandan Anthem
04:46
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Brave Soul
02:25
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Rhythm of Mubende
02:33
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Upendo
02:00
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Something Today
04:18
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Soon And Very Soon
02:54
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Nile Skies
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The Worthy Slain
04:46
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Believe And Live Again
02:27
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Roads
01:26
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Rhythm 2
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Interlude
02:02
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The Legend Of St. Agnes
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Jesse Sprinkle Rochester, New York
jessesprinkle@gmail.com
Jesse Sprinkle's career touches nearly every genre. He began as a drummer with
the Seattle-area rock band Poor Old Lu in 1993. Since then, he's toured through rap, metal, & acoustic rock on solo projects and on bands like Dead Poetic, Demon Hunter, & Morella's Forest.
Jesse's music mostly falls on the melancholy side of beauty, with surprising splashes of cheerfulness.
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