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Me and my  mate Chris "Wolfie" Wolferstan are putting together tracks for a new CD, which we hope to get out for 2015. We've got a number of club dates coming up and it's always good to have some merchandise to bring along. We're just over halfway through at the moment - a mix of ragtime fingerpicking, 1930s jazz and some blues stuff. Here's a sample of what we're up to:

 

https://soundcloud.com/will-fly/louisiana-fairytale

 

Cheers,

 

Will

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I fair enjoyed that Will, lovely guitar sound made better by the fact that I just happened to have my earphones plugged in when I came across the post. The two of you work swell together, It feels like you are "Sitting on top of the world"!

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