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Some More Time
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Traveling
02:38
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Love To Hate
03:26
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Streets
03:33
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No Use Praying
03:16
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Changed
02:47
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I Am Not Alone
03:43
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Flowers
01:38
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DNA
02:30
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That Was The Day
03:17
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Holding On
03:12
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Being Together
03:28
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The Best Song
02:35
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Philip Kroonenberg The Hague, Netherlands
Americana veteran Philip Kroonenberg founded the band Personnel together with Ad Vanderveen and was a member of the Freelance Band for a long time. Philip has developed his own style of guitar playing, which alternates between double-bass fingerpicking and a flamenco-like stroke. He also gets his own, almost dancing sound from the ukulele. But most distinctive are his direct and personal lyrics. ... more
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