MP3 John Salz - Keesha´s Dream
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Description:
(ID 1505042)
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Folk rock songs that will tickle your artistic "g spot" until you beg for mercy.
16 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Folk Rock, COUNTRY: Country Rock
Details:
This album is very long. Sixty-seven minutes and twenty-nine seconds to be exact. It has sixteen songs on it. Itâs got people singing and playing all manner of instruments. That much we know. Beyond that we go into subjective descriptions that could get interpreted seven ways from Sunday. So, Iâll try to make this simple: I think youâll dig it. Why wouldnât you: itâs got songs that taste delicious made from a secret recipe that even the cook has long since forgotten; the melodies will stick to your ribs âlike butterâ; the rhythms will have their way with your helpless writhing body; and, of course, the meaning of life will be revealed in the lyrics for those who are worthy.
Beyond that we canât say much. There are credits inside giving information about who plays what and there are many notable talents from the San Francisco bay area listed. We also know that Ricky Skaggs recorded one of this artistâs songs and that this artist for some mysterious reason has waited almost twenty years to record his own version of this song.
But, still.... what does all this tell us about his music? Nothing. His style could be described as a mixture of folk, rock, country, reggae, salsa, blues, and post-modern neo-classical impressionism, but, ... why would anyone do that? We still donât know what he sounds like!
Ah! But, there is a solution... one that has eluded mankind for eons, but, is now available to us, the chosen generation. Itâs called sampling. Thanks to the goodness of silicone wafers and caffeinated electrons we now can listen to the music we buy before we buy it and literally alter the course of history by not buying it if it sucks... what times we live in! So, cdbaby searchers, feel free to help yourself to a couple minutes of each and every track for I feel secure in the knowledge that most of these tunes are around four to six minutes and once youâve had a small taste of each you will hunger for complete satisfaction (that could happen anywhere between the four and six minutes).
John Salz
Glen Ellen, CA
16 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Folk Rock, COUNTRY: Country Rock
Details:
This album is very long. Sixty-seven minutes and twenty-nine seconds to be exact. It has sixteen songs on it. Itâs got people singing and playing all manner of instruments. That much we know. Beyond that we go into subjective descriptions that could get interpreted seven ways from Sunday. So, Iâll try to make this simple: I think youâll dig it. Why wouldnât you: itâs got songs that taste delicious made from a secret recipe that even the cook has long since forgotten; the melodies will stick to your ribs âlike butterâ; the rhythms will have their way with your helpless writhing body; and, of course, the meaning of life will be revealed in the lyrics for those who are worthy.
Beyond that we canât say much. There are credits inside giving information about who plays what and there are many notable talents from the San Francisco bay area listed. We also know that Ricky Skaggs recorded one of this artistâs songs and that this artist for some mysterious reason has waited almost twenty years to record his own version of this song.
But, still.... what does all this tell us about his music? Nothing. His style could be described as a mixture of folk, rock, country, reggae, salsa, blues, and post-modern neo-classical impressionism, but, ... why would anyone do that? We still donât know what he sounds like!
Ah! But, there is a solution... one that has eluded mankind for eons, but, is now available to us, the chosen generation. Itâs called sampling. Thanks to the goodness of silicone wafers and caffeinated electrons we now can listen to the music we buy before we buy it and literally alter the course of history by not buying it if it sucks... what times we live in! So, cdbaby searchers, feel free to help yourself to a couple minutes of each and every track for I feel secure in the knowledge that most of these tunes are around four to six minutes and once youâve had a small taste of each you will hunger for complete satisfaction (that could happen anywhere between the four and six minutes).
John Salz
Glen Ellen, CA
in partnership with CDbaby
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