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In Other Words
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How Can a Man Be Born
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Oh The Humanity
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Brutal and Magnificent
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The Escape
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Schizophrenicity II
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Gabriel Stern Oakland, California
Meet Gabriel Stern, a man who is no stranger to performing or to the recording studio, but has never released his own music
- until now.
Born in Jerusalem in 1943 to a classical pianist mother who had the unique teaching method of grabbing his fingers and mashing them down on the right notes when he hit the wrong ones.
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