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Believe
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Golden Verses
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Referring to:
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Ad Vanderveen Amsterdam, Netherlands
Ad Vanderveen has earned a reputation as one of the finest singer/songwriters in the new folk and roots genre. Although born
a Dutchman (Hilversum, 1956), half his family are Canadian and it's this part of the world his musical roots can be traced to.
Since the early 90s he has put out albums almost annually, resulting in an impressive discography,
enjoying growing worldwide critical acclaim.
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