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Article from Making Music, December 1986 | |
Special end-of-year summary of the instruments and gear that made most appearances in the Bible.
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Buyer's Guide
Publisher: Making Music - Track Record Publishing Ltd, Nexus Media Ltd.
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Making Music - Dec 1986
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