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While soloing throughout the new and, to the fans, unfamiliar material, Thompson delivered the array of guitar noises that his crowd expects, meaning a blizzard of notes that in combination fall sonically somewhere between a church organ and a whale's mating call.
In concert: Richard Thompson at 9:30 Club Click Track 2010
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When I first moved here, I kept referring to it as the "Culo de Ballena" (whale's a$$) until a Mexican friend gently corrected me.
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When I first moved here, I kept referring to it as the "Culo de Ballena" (whale's a$$) until a Mexican friend gently corrected me.
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When I first moved here, I kept referring to it as the "Culo de Ballena" (whale's a$$) until a Mexican friend gently corrected me.
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Everything seemed to slow, the wheel of the sun burning through the whale's cloud of breath and breaking into a thousand little rainbows; a cool breeze blew but he was warm, his fingers intertwined with Lucy's, and her lips tasted hot, like cinnamon-spiced tea.
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When I first moved here, I kept referring to it as the "Culo de Ballena" (whale's a$$) until a Mexican friend gently corrected me.
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When I first moved here, I kept referring to it as the "Culo de Ballena" (whale's a$$) until a Mexican friend gently corrected me.
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For as Jonah was in the whale's belly three days and three nights: so shall the Son of man be in the heart of the earth three days and three nights.
Ambos, or Ambones 2009
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When I first moved here, I kept referring to it as the "Culo de Ballena" (whale's a$$) until a Mexican friend gently corrected me.
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When I first moved here, I kept referring to it as the "Culo de Ballena" (whale's a$$) until a Mexican friend gently corrected me.
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