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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/20/26 12:01 AM
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Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 294
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Hi, all....Markus here.... Just got word that my co-writer in Branford, Canada, Larry Gordon Killam, has uploaded a video of the very first song we wrote as a team, "Good Life", on YouTube. It shows him singing along with the finished track. The lighting isn't very good, unfortunately, but you can definately hear the tune's music and lyrics, in which the words are posted underneath the video. Here is the link to it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yfjvq0Qtxe0&list=UU2z5r5N5e3osbwbN7kvZhbw&index=1In case the link doesn't work, just type in "Larry Gordon Killam" and type in "Good Life". Note: the video ends rather sooner than expected; something about the camera's batteries giving out, but you hear a huge part of the song. Check out the vid and thanks in advance, Markus
Last edited by markus-ky; 12/27/12 02:07 AM.
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