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Shaun Johnson + the Big Band Experience – Multiplied by Two
Shaun Johnson + the Big Band Experience – Multiplied by Two
“Multiplied by Two” is a new release from Shaun Johnson + the Big Band Experience. Shaun Johnson + the Big Band Experience’s “Multiplied by Two” is a complete body of work that makes sure the listeners get all they could want and need from a record. It’s a fresh sound that stands out in every way musically, with a special touch of soul to it to make sure it lasts with you for time to come. This is my opinion.
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