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And So On
09:06
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Cast Away
04:48
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'Til We Get There
06:35
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Notorious
05:36
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Half Way Home
04:55
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In My Sky
03:30
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True Progress
07:42
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Each To His Own
04:40
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Life's Offering
10:08
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The Story Goes
05:47
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Shifting Sands
04:38
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Life Goes On
04:56
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Pure Intuition
03:42
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Coming At You
07:29
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Fate And Destiny
05:04
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Words On Paper
05:24
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Circa: California
Circa is a progressive rock supergroup founded by four musicians associated with Yes: current Yes member Alan White, former
Yes member Tony Kaye, current Yes member Billy Sherwood, and guitarist Jimmy Haun, who played on the Yes album Union.
Members:
Billy Sherwood, Alan White,
Tony Kaye,
Jay Schellen,
Scott Connor
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