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by Marcel Cobussen
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Favorite Music part 6: Miles Davis ‘Jean Pierre’

22/08/2012 //
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  1. resominator's avatar resominator says:
    22/08/2012 at 19:18

    What’s the story?
    ‘Jean Pierre’ who ?

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  2. cobussenma's avatar cobussenma says:
    22/08/2012 at 19:18

    No story, just listen!
    J-P was the son of his partner …

    Reply

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