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Hornsby is known for allowing taping at his shows, resulting in a wealth of audience and soundboard recordings in FLAC:

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Distinct spatial tracking between George Marinelli’s guitar licks and John Molo’s intricate hi-hat work. Core Studio Discography

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The band released three major studio albums before Hornsby transitioned to solo work and collaborations with the .

The core of the Bruce Hornsby and The Range discography consists of three seminal studio albums released under RCA Records : You will hear the fingers on the keys,

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