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The Band
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Ragtime Brahms
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Ring of red Roses
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Mahagonny / Prelude
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Mahagonny / Pirate Jenny
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Absent Friends
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Fuchsia Sydney, Australia
In it's time, the original Fuchsia was groundbreaking. The album encompasses a unique combination of string trio and guitar,
bass and drums, and a disregard for conventional pop/folk song formalities.
Now 40 years later, where string ensembles are almost commonplace in folk/popular music, Fuchsia continues to present well-constructed, unusual songs in an unconventional multi dimensional manner.
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