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"That's Summer"
(Macre)
Joe Macre - Lead and Backing vocals, Guitar, Bass
Al Macre - Keyboards
Chris Elliott - Lead Guitar

Time to get. out while the gettings good
and take a trip far from this neighborhood. 
We'll take it slow and see the sites on the way
and stake our claim on the beach in the bay.

School ain't cool and winters cold and springtime's nice
but there's one that doesn't get old.

That's Summer
Shine on me
Blue skies and crystal sea
It's like magic in the sun
That's summer, my number one.

Man, it seems like it's been so long
since we heard a favorite summer song
When the sun goes down we'll shake off the sand
and take the crew to see a rock & roll band

SOLO

School ain't cool and winters cold and springtime's nice
but there's one that doesn't get old.

That's Summer
Shine on me
Blue skies and crystal sea
It's like magic in the sun
That's summer, my number one

That's Summer!

Bullet Train

That's Summer

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Thats Summer.mp3

"I Need You"
by Joe Macre

Written, produced and performed by Joe Macre with Chris Elliott and Al Macre.

The Dream Is Free

"I Need You"

By John Palumbo, as recorded by Crack the Sky in 1978

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Baseball Glove 11309.mp3

Multi-layered instrumental rock soundscape with guitar-centric melodies and solo.

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Prepare For Liftoff

"Drag it down"
(Macre)
Vince Guarnere - Lead and backing vocals
Chris Elliott - Lead and rhythm guitars
Al Macre - Hammond B3
Joe Macre - Bass, guitar, Backing vocals
Johnny McKay - Drums

It really seemed like the perfect plan, the battle had been won.
Aeroplanes, subsidized and lying in the sun.
Uncle Bill created the bill to see it be redone.
Did you think that three from five would bring the number one?

Drag it down, Drag it down
Drag it down, Drag it down
Drag it down thru the mud

I guess you thought my rocking chair was keeping me behind
Man, the scenery was nice when I just went back in time
Came back for another round with licks I left behind
That kind of chemistry is something you won't find

Drag it down, Drag it down
Drag it down, Drag it down
Drag it down thru the mud

Solo

Drag it down, Drag it down
Drag it down, Drag it down
Drag it down thru the mud

Solo

Drag it Down

Drag it down

"Safety in Numbers"
(Macre, Witkowski)
Gary Chappell - Lead Vocals
Vince Guarnere - Backing vocals
Chris Elliott - Guitars
Jerry Oxendine - Drums
Al Macre - Keyboards/Mellotron
Joe Macre - Bass

Safety in Numbers
(Macre, Witkowski)

There's so many people
Going to the races
They paint on their faces
And smile
They watch the days fly by
And don't even ask why
Meanwhile
The world that surrounds them
Looks withered and half dead
And even your own head's been there
You feel the depression
And join the procession
Nowhere
As you march in the madness
You crawl with the sadness
That you might not leave the parade
While the drummers are pounding
You hear this astounding voice say:

"Don't fear
Come here
Don't cry
Stand by
There's safety in numbers
And numbers don't lie
Don't lie"

As the troops keep progressing
You notice you've fallen behind
And you're calling in fear
But they're just too caught up
In the way they've been brought up to here
You halt for a minute
And consider this strange voice
Could this be your choice to lead?
You hold the depression
And watch the procession procede

As the stranger gets nearer
His image gets clearer
He calls out and you hear him say
"You've issued a May Day
And May will be home for the day
So

Don't fear
Come here
Don't cry
Stand by
There's safety in numbers
And numbers don't lie
Don't lie
To yourself when yourself is
Telling you that you're all
That you have so just listen to
You

Musical bridge

So exit the madness
And enter the gladness
And you will become quite aware
You can end the depression
And join the procession somewhere
And

"Don't fear
Come here
Don't cry
Stand by
There's safety in numbers
And numbers don't lie
There's safety in numbers
And numbers don't lie

There's Safety in Numbers

Safety in Numbers

Joe Macre is best known as the original bassist for the progressive rock band “Crack The Sky”, whose debut was voted album of the year in Rolling Stone Magazine and is #28 in the top 50 progressive rock albums of all time. The next and all to follow will be Gospel music!
The new release from Joe Macre is a collection of ten songs written and recorded at Joe Macs American Garage. Scheduled to drop Ju;y 18, 2022 “The Dream Is Free” is one of two albums written and recorded by Joe with friends who visited his American Garage studios. Made famous for housing cars, the garage has become a recording studio for musicians all over the world. Joe wrote, performs all instruments and vocals. Special guests are Rick Witkowski, Chris Elliott and Al Macre.

Baseball Glove 11309.mp3

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