| Midnight Daydream | |
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| Released | 1999 |
| Length | 63:35 |
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Midnight Daydream is the only studio album by Bruce Cameron, released in 1999.
Bruce Cameron was a guitarist who managed to attract a number of famous rock-and-roll musicians to record his 1999 debut and only album, Midnight Daydream, released by Brain Cell Records.
Midnight Dream is now available as a free full MP3 download from Cameron's label, Brain Cell Records: http://www.soundtrax.net/download/MidnightDaydream.htm
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