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Can You Hear a Lullaby CD (2001) 
Dee Carstensen music CDs Dee Cartensen and Julie Dansky's Can You Hear a Lullaby gathers 16 restful originals that range from gentle harp, vibraphone, guitar, and cello interludes to singer/songwriter-style lullabies like "This Night" and "I ...
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Dee Carstensen: Home away from home CD (2000)
Dee Carstensen discography Dee's unique brand of acoustic pop, with highly crafted songs, compelling vocals & gifted musicianship on both harp & piano, has lifted audiences to their feet & has inspired a worldwide following ...
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Can You Hear a Lullaby CD (2001)
Dee Carstensen songs Dee Cartensen and Julie Dansky's Can You Hear a Lullaby gathers 16 restful originals that range from gentle harp, vibraphone, guitar, and cello interludes to singer/songwriter-style lullabies like "This Night" and "I ...
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Patch of Blue CD (2005)
Dee Carstensen CD discography Dee Carstensen's voice and harp are front and center on her new CD, surrounded by an array of eclectic ensembles for each song. The arrangements by Stephen Barber for the Tosca String ...
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Map CD (1998)
Dee Carstensen albums female rock/pop singer creates music in the Suzanne Vega/Tori Amos vein - she also plays harp, piano & Wurlitzer organ, joined by a multitude of guest musicians, inc. Mike Mainieri, Jonatha Brooke, ...
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Beloved One CD (1993)
Dee Carstensen music CDs Dee Carstensen's debut recording "Beloved One," originally released in 1993, features the distinctive guitarwork of Dire Straits' Mark Knopfler. Well-received by both music fans and critics, it attracted indie film producers who ...
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Dee Carstensen: Home away from home CD (2000)
Dee Carstensen discography Dee's unique brand of acoustic pop, with highly crafted songs, compelling vocals & gifted musicianship on both harp & piano, has lifted audiences to their feet & has inspired a worldwide following ...
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Regarding the Soul CD (1995)
Dee Carstensen songs contemporary pop-rock singer performs on an 85-pound, 47-string electric harp, playing it in a guitar-like way - this is her 2nd album, produced by Neil Dorfsman, who has worked with Sting & Dire Straits.
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Women of Kerrville, Vol. 2 CD (1999)
Dee Carstensen CD discography Three years after releasing the first volume of The Women of Kerrville, Silverwolf followed up with this CD, which contains some highlights of the Kerrville Folk Festivals of 1996, 1997, and 1998. ...
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An American Diary, Vol. 2: The Dreamings CD (1999)
Dee Carstensen albums The Dreamings is the second volume of Mike Mainieri's An American Diary project. The vibraphonist and leader appears primarily with saxophonist George Garzone, bassist Marc Johnson, and drummer Peter Erskine. But thanks ...
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End of the Summer CD (1997)
On her third album, contemporary folk singer-songwriter Dar Williams once again proves herself to be an insightful, compassionate and witty teller of tales with a lovely, versatile voice. Standouts on END OF ...
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Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio (2007)
Track Listing of songs: Affadasies; Main Title; Anatomy of a Contest; Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams; Tulips; Feet First; Ryan Family Album; We Won!; Do You Ever Wish?; Making a Break For Goshen; Forgive ...
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Shaking Off Gravity CD (1998)
In 1998, after two studio albums with two different producers, Vance Gilbert decided to take matters into his own hands. Shaking Off Gravity is Gilbert's first self-produced effort, and it is also ...
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Lifeline CD (1990)
Keyboardist Craig Peyton's solo debut on Sona Gaia features much more of his vibraphone playing than his previous projects. Some of the tracks have a minimalist approach a la Steve Reich, but ...
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 Dee Carstensen Songs
Popular or famous Dee Carstensen music songs: Last Time It Mattered, Wish, Waterhole, This Time Around, Time, Light, Finally Free, Before You, Angel, This Night. More music songs Love Thing, I Have the World in My Arms, Rooftops, Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams, My Little One, Beloved One. More music songs Harp Interlude, Until The Day I Die, Bless My Child, Cello Interlude. See All Songs
Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | Dee Carstensen | Dar Williams, Vance Gilbert, Craig Peyton | | Mike Mainieri | David Sanborn, Carly Simon, Steps Ahead, Michael Franks, Wes Montgomery, Tim Hardin, Mark Knopfler, Don Mclean | | Everett Bradley | David Bowie, Lisa Bell, Ann Hampton Callaway, Daryl Hall & John Oates, Jeff Richmond, Kaydi Johnson, Deanna Kirk, Sara Lovell, Martine Mccutcheon |
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Dar Williams
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