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Brooke Fraser - Albertine 2 × CD, Album, Deluxe Edition Released 2006 Pop
SKU: 0327-11163372
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New Zealand based singer/songwriter.
Brooke grew up in Wellington and showed her interest in music from the early age of two. She began piano lessons at seven and composing at 12. Influences include James Taylor, Carole King, Joni Mitchell and Paula Cole.
Brooke grew up in Wellington and showed her interest in music from the early age of two. She began piano lessons at seven and composing at 12. Influences include James Taylor, Carole King, Joni Mitchell and Paula Cole.
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