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MiG is MiG Ayesa's debut self-titled solo album, first released in April 2007. It is made up of rock covers with orchestral arrangements, including an arrangement of "Baby, I Love Your Way" which original artist, Peter Frampton, played the acoustic guitar in. A second version was later released, containing 3 originals, "She Loved", "Could It Be" and "You and I".

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  • MiG is MiG Ayesa's debut self-titled solo album, first released in April 2007. It is made up of rock covers with orchestral arrangements, including an arrangement of "Baby, I Love Your Way" which original artist, Peter Frampton, played the acoustic guitar in. A second version was later released, containing 3 originals, "She Loved", "Could It Be" and "You and I". (en)
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  • June 2019 (en)
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  • MiG (en)
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  • April 2007 (en)
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  • MiG is MiG Ayesa's debut self-titled solo album, first released in April 2007. It is made up of rock covers with orchestral arrangements, including an arrangement of "Baby, I Love Your Way" which original artist, Peter Frampton, played the acoustic guitar in. A second version was later released, containing 3 originals, "She Loved", "Could It Be" and "You and I". (en)
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  • MiG (album) (en)
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