The Station Tapes | Paul Giess Full Band Interview

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Louis Marks sits down for a chat with the entire band that worked with Paul Giess on his record "Hymns, Vol. 1" Follow Ropeadope's Here & Now Playlist on Spotify Host - Louis Marks Producer - Ben Mathewson Art - Kaya Marks

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