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Camels Dinner
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Cinnabar Rag
03:03
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Song from the South
04:55
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Faster than Dark
02:58
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by James Evans
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Is it Real
06:04
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Por Que Dos
06:28
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Evening Shore
05:18
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Pain Song
02:23
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The Otter
03:36
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I'm Nearly Home
03:38
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The Bluefish
06:21
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Soppy Song
01:45
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James Evans New Orleans, Louisiana
Born in North Wales, James started touring Europe in the early 90s.
He moved to London in 1998 and played
with numerous jazz and R&B bands and in London’s most famous venues, from The Royal Albert Hall to Ronnie Scott’s. He moved to New Orleans in 2013. There, he has played regularly with many local luminaries, and has joined the world’s oldest jazz band -the Original Tuxedo Jazz Band.
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