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PMJ Strikes Again: Gangsta’s Paradise

Posted on March 13, 2015 by Gene Howington

by Gene Howington I never tire of finding great new arrangements of good songs, but even more so when it is a song rearranged in an unexpected and clever way. If there was ever rap song suited for a 1920’s … Continue reading →

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