1. |
Intro
01:16
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2. |
Viene La Tormenta
03:43
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3. |
Things We Need
06:10
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4. |
Dead Man's Party
05:15
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5. |
Wine Dark Sky
05:17
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6. |
You Can Do Anything
03:30
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7. |
If Only
05:45
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8. |
It's Enough
04:39
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9. |
Hold Me Like a Ghost
05:01
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10. |
Crows Flying Homeward
04:29
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C Japan
Songwriting and Guitar in the Big I Am, Moscow Id 1990-92
Guitar in Slotcar, Eugene Or
1993-94
3 self produced C albums in Nagasaki and Sendai late 90s
Songwriting, vocals and guitar in the Shirts, Tokyo 2010-12
Songwriting, vocals guitar in The Big Nothing, Tokyo 2013-2017
Also play Mandolin with Paddy Field, Irish folk music in Tokyo for last 18 years
"Bands, those funny little plans..."
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