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Long Night (recorded live at IMA)

from Old Who'da demos (2010-2011) by Who'da Funk It?

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Recored by Bess Hepner, Deja Carr, Nina Kent, and Emma Andrews-Sevene, Summer 2010 at Institute for the Musical Arts, Goshen, MA. Featuring other campers from IMA.

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from Old Who'da demos (2010-2011), released June 30, 2010

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