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YOU ARE AT:DIY Episode 20: Making Music

DIY Episode 20: Making Music

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Special guests Bob Frost from pipeline audio, Andy Samford, Peter Head, and John Grizwald talk all about making music on your own

Hosts: Anthony Zotti, Tim Gray

Guests:  Bob Frost, Andy Samford, Peter Head, John Grizwald

Record Date: 11/24/2014

Running Time: 57:04

 

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