Sell Downloads
Downloading...
Charts & Music Take a look at our music charts, download a mp3 converter or get your Christmas songs here.

MP3 Holly Reed - The Journey

Music » Alternative » Page 2810 Alternative

 

MP3 Album Cover


Contains these products:
    Single items of this product are available separately.
  1. play button
    The Journey
  2. play button
    Mighty Ocean
  3. play button
    Storm
  4. play button
    Love
  5. play button
    Stop and Think
  6. play button
    Cruel Power
  7. play button
    Summer Solstice
  8. play button
    A Swains Cogitations
  9. play button
    Arcadia in Verse
  10. play button
    Flight of Crows

Similar Videos: Holly Reed
Funky Westside: John Holly Reed
Funky Westside: John Holly Reed
75mph by Holly & The Bongo Girls
75mph by Holly & The Bongo Girls
Breathe
Breathe
File Data:
Contact Seller: music, official CDbaby reseller, USA, Member since 06/19/2005
URL: Twitter this twitter this
Embed: Create JavaScript Mobile Tag MiniDisplay
Embed mini player: Create Player Code MiniPlayer
Embed MySpace: Create JavaScript Mobile Tag Code for MySpace
Description:
Holly's new folk music brings to life 1800s travel journals with acoustic fingerpicking guitar, rich vocals & jammin jazz musicians.

10 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Folk Pop, POP: Folky Pop



Details:
Holly Reed's finger style guitar, rich vocals, and catchy melodies create a new sound in folk music. This new CD, "The Journey," is a group of songs Holly wrote using the travel journals of Benjamin J. Gunn, 1865-1939.

The title track takes you back to 1886 when Ben, at age 21, decided to leave his home in Arcadia, Kansas, and travel out to see the Pacific Ocean. "The Mighty Ocean" reveals his first impressions of Los Angeles as he arrived in that city in 1886. He fell in love with traveling, and eventually visited every county in every state in the U.S.

When he returned home from the Pacific, he planned yet another trip down south to Mississippi. "Storm" reflects his reaction to racial strife in the deep South in the late 1800s. While traveling through the South, he fell in "Love." Ben Gunn and his bride lived in Arcadia and ran the local newspaper for many years. "Cruel Power" & "Stop and Think" are from his commentaries on social conscience. To read more about Holly Reed and her great, great, great uncle, Ben Gunn, visit her web site:

http://www.hollyreedmusic.com

Holly has included a variety of song styles in these compositions from balad to blues to waltz that will have you tapping your foot, or more than likely singing along, before you know it.


in partnership with CDbaby


Votes: ratingratingratingratingrating Rate it! (No votes yet - 0!)


Reviews: Review it! (This product has no reviews yet)