Get all 15 Luc Houtkamp releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Faringdon Folly, live at free music XXVII antwerp, 2000, Early Recordings 1972-1974, Live In Vancouver 2002, Luc Houtkamp - Live in New York 1996, Going Back Looking Forward, The Kantilena Procession, Continuum, and 7 more.
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God Bless BC
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God Bless Alberta
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God Bless Saskatoon
04:36
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God Save The Hague
13:07
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Finale
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