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Djabe & Steve Hackett: Live at Porgy & Bess, Vienna (2012)
Djabe and Steve Hackett perform live at Porgy & Bess Jazz and Music Club in Vienna, Austria on 3rd April, 2012.
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Djabe and Steve Hackett perform live at Porgy & Bess Jazz and Music Club in Vienna, Austria on 3rd April, 2012.
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Genre:Music, Documentary
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In Theaters:4/3/2012
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Runtime:123 minutes
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