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Musa means "the muse" in Portuguese.
Trumpet improv and digital production provided
by AloneToner K. Scot Sparks.
Lyrics for the bilingual version:
Ela vem, ela vai
ela tem o que eu quero mais
toque de fada
conversa que sara
esse…
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Little country ditty with a "hook" :) recorded a few years ago at Boyd's in Wylie. I am singing lead and harmonies. That keyboard player is my talented cousin, Robert Nichols, who turned me onto this site. You can search for him here on Alonetone…
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Yet another Ma Ri Ri song. Seems there are hundreds of Ma Ri Ri permutations...what a blessing.
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Honoring our Maestros, our Lineages, and the greatest Teacher of all, the Plant Ancestors.
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Downloaded directly to me from Spirit in an ocean wave message from Yemaya herself. Oceans of Bliss, indeed!
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This is a hindi song Zindagi from Ganesh Hegde , i love this song because it so soft and beautifully composed
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I Love the fact that No man is an Island.
These Guys Made me a Very Happy man By covering one of my songs.
I am Still Over the Moon!!!
Thanks Bro's!!!!!
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The kind of background track that would be in a very emotional movie.
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personal story of myself. boo. from around 2008.
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acoustic version of "intoxicated at the controls"
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I call those harmonies at the end, my chipmunk voices....which, by the way, is the best part of this song. This work was done at January Sound in about 1981. Yikes! That's a long time ago.
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I'm singing lead on this. It was recorded to 24 track, 2 inch tape, I'm thinking. I have those somewhere, but they've turned gooey. Sadly, it seems to go into the red during the chorus, but I can't fix that now. I have more stories about the…
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Inspired by and in collaboration with [My First Dictionary](http://myfirstdictionary.blogspot.com), Curtains For You's [Peter Fedofsky](http://veryusartists.com/peterfedofsky) paints a picture of sheer suburban bliss.
As *if!*
Visit [veryusartists…
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Soundtrack for a video/sound project. Interesting at first, then harsh to the nerves and ears for a while towards the end.
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