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Written and Performed by Nik Bious, this is on here for mud octave, not alex langston
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Has a guitar rock with a slightly dark militant feel with melodic overtones. Comments most welcome
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Pat Lohmann on sax, Alex Langston everything else
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Pat lohmann on acoustic and vocals, Austin Farrar on electric, Alex Langston the rest
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Austin Farrar on Electric, Pat Lohmann on Sax, ALex Langston rest
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Sean Clark from Phoenix on guitar. thanks very much
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James Bennet on guitar, myspace.com/nopenopefingers
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James Bennet on guitar, myspace.com/nopenopefingers
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Jimbo Maribal on acoustic, Nik Bious on Bass and ALex langston on electric guitar
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Grupo Los Embejucaos. Musica Publicada bajo Autorizacion y sin animo de lucro.
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Publicado bajo autorización y sin ánimo de lucro.
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Publicado bajo autorización y sin ánimo de lucro.
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Publicado bajo autorización y sin ánimo de lucro.
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Publicado bajo autorización y sin ánimo de lucro.
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Publicado bajo autorización y sin ánimo de lucro.
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Publicado bajo autorización y sin ánimo de lucro.
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Publicado bajo autorización y sin ánimo de lucro.
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Publicado bajo autorización y sin ánimo de lucro.
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Publicado bajo autorización y sin ánimo de lucro.
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Publicado bajo autorización y sin ánimo de lucro.
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Today's jamming of an old tune. Don't get to comfy: there's more.
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First song written on an electric. Was, and Is and Is to come.
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this song is about entering the space of friends, brothers, loved ones.... it's about entering their sadness, their joy, their pain. Journeying along side those I love and finding out that so often I fall so short. This song is about the letting…
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This track was born out of an annual project or "artbomb" at New Year's, where a bunch of artists get together, pick a word or "theme" and all upload our musical interpretations of said word or theme. This was from a couple of years ago when the…
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John Lennon started it with God pt.I, U2 followed with God pt.II, and I was presumptuous enough to think I could do God pt.III. A wee nod here and there to the first two tracks with my own twist.
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An old hymn given the John Fahey acoustic instrumental treatment.
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