MP3 Susan B. Taylor - ...Mother At War
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This special four-song project was produced and recorded to depict grief issues shared by mothers (and/or parents) around the globe who have children in harm's way because of war.
4 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Power-folk, FOLK: Political
Details:
Susan B. Taylor has produced a CD, actually originally meant to be a grieving tool, for mothers or parents around the globe who have lost children in war, or who have children in the war and are just plain worried about them.
This CD is beginning to get airplay in the United States on "The Shane Wilder Show" (Shane is former costar with Clint Eastwood in the Rawhide western series, is native American Indian and truly loves Susan's two CDs (please see "Memories Linger"). Shane says, "This new upcoming artist shines brightly with well-written material and strong vocals. Fine production makes this a winner!"
Airplay is beginning in the Cadiz Spain area! And soon in Belgium on Ray Pieters "Somewhere Between" on FM 104.3 Stereo in Belgium, and a featured review on AOR DREAMZONES, an online company based in Wales - UK is expected soon on "Mother at War" and "Memories Linger" CDs.
THE SONGS:
"A Confident Man" was written for her son who received orders to be deployed into Operation Iraqi Freedom. It shows the closeness and honesty of their loving relationship.
"Yesterday's Tomorrow" was written and produced by Susan to reflect grief recovery from a mother who perhaps lost a child in war, lifting herself up with positive encouragement getting on with life.
Her interpretation and arrangement of the Negro Spiritual, "Motherless Child" conveys the grief of a mother who lost a son in war, her deceased son crying out in harmony to console her, also howling to return to her. The percussion is a combination of North American Indian gourds and military snare.
"Leaders of the Earth" was written from imagined eyes of an alien, or spirit, looking down at the earth in disappointment because of all the greed, lies and corruption occurring on the earth in politics, corporations, etc., and suggests for positive changes to occur.
If you know any parent who is suffering from worry, grief, etc., please recommend this CD to them, it is for them. And turning out to be a radio airplay success!
4 MP3 Songs
FOLK: Power-folk, FOLK: Political
Details:
Susan B. Taylor has produced a CD, actually originally meant to be a grieving tool, for mothers or parents around the globe who have lost children in war, or who have children in the war and are just plain worried about them.
This CD is beginning to get airplay in the United States on "The Shane Wilder Show" (Shane is former costar with Clint Eastwood in the Rawhide western series, is native American Indian and truly loves Susan's two CDs (please see "Memories Linger"). Shane says, "This new upcoming artist shines brightly with well-written material and strong vocals. Fine production makes this a winner!"
Airplay is beginning in the Cadiz Spain area! And soon in Belgium on Ray Pieters "Somewhere Between" on FM 104.3 Stereo in Belgium, and a featured review on AOR DREAMZONES, an online company based in Wales - UK is expected soon on "Mother at War" and "Memories Linger" CDs.
THE SONGS:
"A Confident Man" was written for her son who received orders to be deployed into Operation Iraqi Freedom. It shows the closeness and honesty of their loving relationship.
"Yesterday's Tomorrow" was written and produced by Susan to reflect grief recovery from a mother who perhaps lost a child in war, lifting herself up with positive encouragement getting on with life.
Her interpretation and arrangement of the Negro Spiritual, "Motherless Child" conveys the grief of a mother who lost a son in war, her deceased son crying out in harmony to console her, also howling to return to her. The percussion is a combination of North American Indian gourds and military snare.
"Leaders of the Earth" was written from imagined eyes of an alien, or spirit, looking down at the earth in disappointment because of all the greed, lies and corruption occurring on the earth in politics, corporations, etc., and suggests for positive changes to occur.
If you know any parent who is suffering from worry, grief, etc., please recommend this CD to them, it is for them. And turning out to be a radio airplay success!
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