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Chazz's new CD Recovery is without a doubt some of his finest song writing in well over 20 years. His decision to write, sing and record again shows that is never too late to create, as long as the passion still burns, and the fire is red hot with Recovery. The album features 12 new songs with strong band tracks and blatantly honest lyrics. His inspiration is drawn from the period of his life when a tragic spinal cord injury cut short his career in music, but then offered new, and in some ways, far more fulfilling avenues for happiness.Although a considerable amount of time has passed since that eventful day, and has continued to write music since then, he always avoided singing and writing about those days. Days when the possibility of an unhappy ending were all too real.The songs are uplifting and inspirational, and although some depict the struggle and perseverance it takes to climb up and out of a dark place, it also delivers the hope and peace that's offered by the mere act of continually pushing forward and never giving up.The CD features many artists that Chazz had performed with in his past, as well as new musicians and singers to enhance and complete this project. The tunes are reminiscent of the 70's with solid band tracks and lots of vocal harmonies. Chazz Demeyer Recovery Songs | 1. | Blast to the Past |
| 2. | Running |
| 3. | Recovery |
| 4. | Thirty Years |
| 5. | I Can See You Walk |
| 6. | Our Last Goodbye |
| 7. | Twenty Eight |
| 8. | A Lot Like Me |
| 9. | You're So Uptight |
| 10. | You Broke My Heart |
| 11. | Call in the Night |
| 12. | Recovery (Acoustic Mix) |
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