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by bennash - 05/17/26 03:00 PM
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This is an HBO series that used a track of mine titled "A Grand Romantic Gesture - Sax". Season 4, episode 5 (titled: You Shall Remember) of Righteous Gemstones. A comedy with John Goodman, about dysfunctional Christian families. My track comes somewhere in the second half. Quite a long scene. Here's the music track: http://schicksville.com/A%20Grand%20Romantic%20Gesture%20-%20Sax.mp3 Patricio did a cool job on alto sax. I don't have HBO, so I haven't seen it. Appreciate the feedback from anyone that can see it. Best, John
Last edited by John Lawrence Schick; 08/04/25 05:15 PM.
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