The String Quartet Tribute To Moby
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Performers include: Janna Jacoby, Pam Jacobson (violin); Tom Tally, Pam Jacobson (viola); Steve Vele...
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String Quartet Tribute to Moby
Release Date: 2002-04-30, Audio CD, Vitamin Records
String Quartet Tribute to Moby
Release Date: 2002-04-30, Audio CD, Vitamin Records
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"The String Quartet Tribute to Moby" (04/30/2002) Electronic Vitamin String Quartet, Vitamin Records (USA)Performers include: Janna Jacoby, Pam Jacobson (violin); Tom Tally, Pam Jacobson (viola); Steve Velez (cello); Frederick Charlton (bass). Tributee: Moby.
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