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        are recent projects (over the last 10 years or so) I have been working 
        on. All are available either through me, or the link provided. 
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    |  "The 
        Many Faces" features 3 original songs (2 by my brother Bob and 1 
        by Richard Burt). I continue to explore Latin and Reggae influences, coming 
        up with something I think of as swampreggae. I did much of it, but a large 
        selection of musicians appear on this project, from Milkbone, BLT, the 
        Jokimakis, and other special guests. |  | 
   
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    |  Embryo is a project 
        I have done completely by myself (except for a couple of percussion parts 
        and the Sax Ensemble). The idea was to see how hard I could push the sequencer. 
        I chose some of my favorite songs, and the project came out pretty mellow. 
        It also features 2 original songs by me.. |   | 
   
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    |  "Something 
        Personal" is a gift to Wanda Shiflett, who asked me if I would sing 
        "The Dance" at her funeral. Well, I didn't think she would die 
        before me, so I figured I better record it. Then she mentioned a few other 
        songs she'd like to have! I just finished this in June, 2005. There are 
        only 7 songs, and I hadn't really thought of it as a project, just a couple 
        tunes, but I liked it when it was done. |   | 
   
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    |  Paul 
        Ritchie has been songwriter and musician since 1970, beginning with coffeehouses 
        and other local events in the Toronto area. He was approached by a Mariposa 
        Folk Festival orgainizer and was invited to do a performance during their 
        outdoor concert series. He continued with the festival for several years 
        and has worked with many native Canadian artists both in television and 
        at other music festivals. After taking time to raise a family he has returned 
        to his musical roots. |   | 
   
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    |  The 
        Blue Healers (1994-96). Basically a blues band, there is plenty of original 
        jazz and rock in there. This is some mighty fine music by a really talented 
        band. Monte Uggla, Jim Hall, Randy Anderson, Mark Thompson and Bill Taylor. |  | 
   
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         To order any of the CD's above, 
          email me with your address, and I'll send you one for $15,
 or just send me a check with your address and I'll mail it forthwith 
          and posthaste.
Bill Taylor37010 Lake Shore Drive
 Sturgeon Lake, Mn. 55783
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