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Piano Favorites #1

Listen to my Piano Favorites #1 playlist (58 songs, 4+ hours).

,   and  Doug Warren
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I love music and it's featured as one of the interests on my website. I have published over 1,600 posts with playlists, albums, artists, and songs on my website over the past 10 years.

Playlists

I currently have 985 playlists on Spotify, and I will highlight one each week. I enjoy many genres, but solo piano tops my favorites, including this playlist from my current PKM soundtrack while working in my Obsidian notes today.

Piano Favorites # 1 - 58 songs, 4 hr 18 min

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There is a lot of music available on my site to listen with Spotify and watch related videos on YouTube. For example, you might want to listen to my personal playlists.

  • Playlists (10) - favorite piano, guitar, folk, pop, and country music
  • Reel Tapes (26) - playlists from 60's & 70's based on personal tape recordings from FM radio
  • Discovery Mix (29) - background music for reading, writing, or focus work
  • Weekly Mix (6) - weekly music playlists
  • Greatest Hits – highlights 25 most popular music posts

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