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In A Sentimental Mood
07:50
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And We Go Gentle
08:05
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Best Part
05:42
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After The Love Is Gone
04:25
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Heartbreaks + Setbacks
06:58
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Sunshine Moonglow
05:18
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Autumn In New York
04:58
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The Sunday After
05:21
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Crazy To Lose You
05:03
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Charles Owens Charlottesville, Virginia
Charles Owens is an internationally acclaimed master tenor saxophonist, pianist, composer, band leader, recording artist, and educator and has been performing, composing, and teaching for over 35 years. He has made 13 albums as a leader. He has devoted his life to pursuing excellence in music and bringing peace and happiness to his fellow humans with his music. ... more
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