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August 28, 2018
02:25
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Can a Soul Be Bright?
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39
01:50
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What Will Be Left
03:31
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From the Ground
02:25
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Saying Little
03:09
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In Equal Measure
01:47
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42
01:34
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Late Harvest
02:28
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From the Blossom
01:52
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The Sun Shone Still
02:23
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Paying Dearly
04:12
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Guitar
02:58
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Horn
01:41
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Swings
02:28
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Harrison Argatoff Toronto, Ontario
Harrison Argatoff is a tenor saxophonist and composer based in Toronto. He strives to present a musical voice capable of imparting personality, diligence, and vulnerability. His music combines the study of free-improvised, jazz, and classical music.
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