Colouratura - Kerouac
from Sands of Time: A Music Revolution 2006/2021 by Various Artists
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from Sands of Time: A Music Revolution 2006/2021,
track released May 17, 2018
Nathan James - voice, keyboards, bass, horn
Ian Beabout - flute, editing, sound design and production
Recorded at ShedSounds Studio from Fall 2017 - Spring 2018, except ‘Faith’ - recorded at West Liberty University, Spring 2017.
All tracks recorded, mixed and mastered by Ian Beabout.
Cover art and design by Eric Kearns.
Photography by Ian Beabout and Bill Beabout.
Nathan James - voice, keyboards, bass, horn
Ian Beabout - flute, editing, sound design and production
Recorded at ShedSounds Studio from Fall 2017 - Spring 2018, except ‘Faith’ - recorded at West Liberty University, Spring 2017.
All tracks recorded, mixed and mastered by Ian Beabout.
Cover art and design by Eric Kearns.
Photography by Ian Beabout and Bill Beabout.
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