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Tuesday, October 23, 2007

Audio interview: Marilyn Duncan of Soona Songs

By JW Richard of Mandrake Society Radio

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Mandrake Society Radio: Marilyn Duncan


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Marilyn Duncan, performer and record label owner of Oak Cliff’s own Soona Songs, is my guest on this episode of Mandrake Society Radio.

Music tracks from the label used in today’s show:

Heliopause - “red shift”, from V1
Marilyn Duncan - “Free”, from Departures
Lisa Markley - “Someone Exactly Like You”, from the Sky is Blue and Sometimes Cries

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