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“Really love this podcast - and OSJ in general, which is first class tuition for anyone interested in music. Adam and Pete are fun, excellent players, and great teachers who communicate things really clearly, and the podcast ranges around various subjects that are always interesting. Thanks guys 👍🏻”
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12/28/22
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