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Saturday Delivery
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Spank The Monkey
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Something Like The Blues
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Left At The Light
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Moses
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Motion One
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Angel Eyes
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Burn In Daylight
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Entropy
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Sign Of The Times
04:02
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Salsa For Lefty
05:22
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Build A Fire
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Yo! Porter
06:34
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Robbie Steininger Vancouver, British Columbia
Robbie Steininger has been the first call session player and guitarist for most West Coast acts since the '80's; playing on sessions & tours for artists ranging from Bob Dylan, John Mellencamp and Dwight Yokum to Melissa Manchester and Peabo Bryson. His first solo CD, “Stonecutter’s Gears" is scheduled for a mid-October 2011 release, but the digital tracks are available. ... more
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