The Long Road from Howling Monkeys to "Bottom of the Deck" with Bill Salt
33m
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Touchstones of the Inspired Life Podcast
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Growing up in the Big Apple on Staten Island, Bill kept "borrowing" his sister's Christmas present, a ukulele. Soon he moved to a guitar, then another, and another, until..., he put his music aside for a very long time. As fortune would have it, a day arrived a short time ago, and he set off on a new musical journey with family and friends to reach new horizons.
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