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a new rock tune, completed today ( 4-26-18 ) called "Crisis" featuring Robin O'Brien on backing vocals.
Free streaming or download at Soundcloud This is about inflexibility between people, nations and anyone else who cannot disagree without resulting to violence or debasing behavior. There’s got to be a better way, a way of grown ups. 
6 Comments
4/26/2018 19:45:11
Nice one! Curious where the horn samples (around 1:20) came from? 4/26/2018 19:52:06
Hey, thanks a lot William. The horn samples are simply garageband loops which I cheat and use quite a bit. I love garageband actually, the older version that I use.
Frank
4/26/2018 23:10:40
Cool Don! The horns appearing, the little argument in the middle and the Zappa-esque guitar at the end!
Chris Phinney
4/27/2018 23:36:18
Great time Don as usual you never disappoint!
Chris Phinney
4/28/2018 10:08:39
That should have said song where time is but I did have a great time listening! Leave a Reply. |
Don CampauMy name is Don Campau and I have been involved in underground and non mainstream music and radio since 1969. I continue to be an active home taper and Cassette Culture archivist with my own site, The Living Archive. Archives
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