Polynesian Carol No 1 - John Edwards

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Repetitive and soothing rhythmic composition, influenced by minimalist composers Philip Glass and Steve Reich. It features three tenor ukuleles and two palm-muted acoustic guitars. The title is borrowed from a song by Eartha Kitt.

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