Alison Brown - Song Of The Banjo [CD]
Alison Brown - Song Of The Banjo [CD]
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With The Song of the Banjo (Compass Records), her first album since 2009, GRAMMY-winning musician/composer/producer/entrepreneur Alison Brown plants another flag in her journey of musical exploration.
Tracklist:
- The Song of the Banjo
- Dance With Me (with Rob Ickes)
- Carolina In The Pines (with Indigo Girls)
- A Long Way Gone
- WIndansea
- Time After Time
- Stuff Happens
- I'll Never Fall In Love Again (with Colin Hay)
- Airish
- Feels So Good (with Jake Shimabukuro)
- The Moon in Molly's Eyes
- Musette For The Last Fret
- What's Going On? (with Keb'Mo') (Deluxe Edition Bonus Track)
UPC: 766397465821
Label: Compass Records
Release Date: 10.9.15
Format: CD
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