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01 Ash Grove
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02 Autumn Mists
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03 The Swamp Rabbit
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04 Spirit of the Wolf
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05 Yellow Branch
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06 Dragon Ridge
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07 Firefly Forest
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08 Stars and Cedars
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09 The Raven at Midnight
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10 The Owl in Winter
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Sencha Skene Seattle, Washington
(pronounced SHEN-ka SKAYNE)
I study all forms of spirituality.
The more I learn about paths from
around the world, the more I know they all have more in common than not.
I seek the ancient origins of spirituality; the realms of animism and shamanism.
I began music in 1974. My influences were Neil Young, John Prine, Dan Fogelberg, and Pink Floyd.
Now I seek the mystical through music.
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