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Nope - Part 1
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Nope - Part 2
14:53
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Nope - Part 3
13:12
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Improv - Part 1
31:02
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Clay Wires Traverse City, Michigan
Clay Wires draws together Michigan musicians who love improvisation. We don’t use set lists, chord charts, or even rough ideas about what we will play. We hope to offer listeners a dynamic experience of spontaneously composed music, plus something more. Through our music, we hope to model that even in confounding circumstances, people can transform the short time we have into something beautiful. ... more
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