Get all 15 Eric Hill releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Cinema, Cleopatra (Remixes), Flight, Greatest Misses Vol. 1, Darkness Falls Redux (2022), Four (Reissue 2003), Stranger In Town: Alternates and Remixes (Reissue 2002), Darkest Days E.P. (Reissue 2009), and 7 more.
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Had U
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The F Word
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This Moment
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One Step
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Game Over
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War and Pieces
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Blue
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Improv #1
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11591
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Eric Hill Chicago, Illinois
Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, Eric Hill has been writing and recording music on his own for more than 30 years. Recognized by most as a Bass Player, he also plays Drums, Electric Guitars and Keyboards. He's a strong believer in capturing a moment rather than having the perfect take and has been fortunate enough to work with many like-minded musicians in the Chicagoland area. ... more
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