Highway of Tears
Jim Brannigan
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- 05.09.08 | 12:22 GMT
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hway of Tears, Jim Brannigan, 7:45
Music, Irish Traditional/Jim Brannigan/Hugh Barclay.
A lonely soul cries out from the other side.
"Been a long time now since I heard the owl calling out my name."
The introduction and ending was written and played on Shakuhachi by Canadian flautist, h Barclay. anks Hugh"
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- Number of plays: 55
- Average rating: 4.7
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beautiful track. great performance Jim.
and big up the flute player at the intro.
Posted: 02:19h Thu Oct 30
hi rise