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Song Of The Black Toad
02:54
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Summoner Of Souls
03:24
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Ti Bon Voudou
01:41
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Are We Not Men
04:13
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Wanga Wanga
02:09
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Sugar Mill Scene
01:40
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Papa John
03:23
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Bitter Sleep
02:24
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A Ring of a Silver Coins
02:20
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Wake a Madelena Wake
04:09
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Baron la Croix
01:23
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20 Years Ago
02:50
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Summoning Baron Samedi
02:18
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Servants Of The Spirit
02:27
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Mambo Jo
03:02
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Dark Companion Records Italy
The aim of Dark Companion is to gather together musical excellences from the most various fields, from all the countries and
release artifacts both records and cds, entirely handmade and individually numbered.
From Songwriting to folk, from contemporary classics to real jazz, from experimental to classical music from both western and eastern cultures.
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