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This one was fun. Every piece of our studio equipment went down for repair...one piece at a time of course...during the recording. We had a broken arm, elbow surgery,a kidney stone, a new singer, a new bass player, added a keyboard player, somebody forgot his name (nothing new there) scrapped all of the tracks twice, wrote new ones, recorded old ones, recorded new ones, forgot the guitar parts to the one not on the cd, Billy overthrew a small foreign nation (a bad habit of his)didn't play gigs, then played lots of gigs, earned a lot of food and coffee, spent lots of money, bought new gear, rehearsed forever, and the rest I might remember tomorrow, either that or I'll forget this part but the cd is done and listening to the clips is free so enjoy.... Post Rock Serenade Music | Category | Folk Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7292433 | | Catalog number | 101465 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Aug 29, 2006 |
Coyote Project Post Rock Serenade Songs | 1. | Arrogance |
| 2. | Never Break Your Fall |
| 3. | Wide Open Spaces |
| 4. | Backporch |
| 5. | Here's to Us |
| 6. | Maybe |
| 7. | Faded Rose |
| 8. | Pride |
| 9. | Desperation |
| 10. | Alright |
| 11. | Me and You |
| 12. | Still of the Night |
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