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Me and Bobby McGee

EPISODE · Aug 31, 2011 · 5 MIN

Me and Bobby McGee

from Artie Norton · host Artie Norton

Written by K. Kristofferson. Recorded, performed, mixed, and mastered by A. Norton on iPod touch using Multitrack DAW, Amplitube, InstantDrummer, and PianoStudio apps

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