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Some Children See Him
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White Christmas
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Gregg Miner Los Angeles, California
Gregg Miner is a plucked stringed instrument collector, scholar, recording artist and performer, best known for his work with harp guitars. For more, visit his 3 web sites!
If you like Gregg’s Holiday Harp Guitar Chestnuts, you may also like:
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