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Mick Whitaker New York, New York
Mick Whitaker's presence in the pop scene is marked by his unique sound and captivating performances. His music reflects the era's musical diversity and experimentation, creating a sonic escape that captures the emotions and experiences of the time while celebrating the essence of his artistic journey. ... more
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