James Hampton
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- Letter to Nan-Nan
- Wonder Palace
- Silver Shore
- Magic Days
- Messages from the Night Before
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There are 2 James Hamptons on this page ...... James Hampton. Melbourne Australia Singer / Songwriter / Piano player Album Land or Sea released 2009 Reviewed in Sun Herald Sunday 25th Jan 2009 'IT's almost impossible to believe this debut album was penned, arranged and performed by local Melbourne musician James Hampton. Harder still to believe is the fact that he has not been spotted earlier, for this 10-track debut takes the listener through a fantastic musical journey of jazz <a href="htt
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- Structural equation modeling in practice: A review and recommended two-step approach.
· 1988 · cited 31,220x
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- 1909-04-08
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- 1964-11-04
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