WestcoastAOR Instrumental by westcoast-music.com

jazz

Gentle Touch

The Gospel?

Job 24-28 (Why God Doesn't Judge Evil People; Job and His Integrity)

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Head To Toe[1]

"The Great Outdoors" - Lyircs

I make a motion to stop this eating
I second that let’s go outside for the feeding
For the feeling of the wind upon our necks
And for the great outdoors we’ll run in seconds flat

I say why don’t we wait ‘til after dinner
You say it’s best we shouldn’t wait
For the clouds are settling down and they will mark our temper
And for the great outdoors we’ll run in seconds flat

I say let’s go down to the teddy bear picnic
You say let’s start the car and drive
My head hangs out the window like a dog in a station
The road looks far ahead, and I feel so alive 

My heart is pounding to the waves of the ocean
My hair is rustling in the wind
With the leaves, and birds, my fragmented soul is taken
And for the great outdoors we’ll run in seconds flat

CHORUS:

We need to realize
Our attachment to this planet
So far as I can tell
We’re her creatures, it’s fantastic
It’s alright to live inside a dream
In the great outdoors and wholeness of our minds
For harmony and sync
With the great outdoors for the rest of our lives

We’ll walk the path of this enchanted forest
Around the lake and hold our lovers tight
Let fireflies and broken kites guide us in the starry night
Now solstice closed her eyes, the day is gone

When I got home I dreamt the dream of a free bird
To be a lover, to love someone that night
But you said, “You've got your friends, so don't you pretend 
  we won't be there 'til the very end”
Now grab my running heart, we'll soar the sky

And then it hits, we’re getting old, like seasons’ change, it’s getting cold
We’re stuck inside a rural place downtown
And trapped, we sit in monoliths, where kids just trying to exist
Look down on the world from windows perched above

So—Let’s travel back until the time of our parents
Hell—let’s make some time of our own
We’ll open up this tickle trunk of great adventure
We’ll set off into the vast unknown

(CHORUS)

I’m in the moonlight of this silver forest
While in the darkness of the fire
I turn my head up to the constellations
Cosmos here are my desires

I want a place where there’s tranquility
With peace on Earth and peace of mind
To catch my soul and trap my body
In the great outdoors, I roam and seek to find

I make a motion to stop this eating
(And for the great outdoors)
I second that let’s go outside for the feeding
(And for the great outdoors)
I say let’s go down to the teddy bear picnic
(And for the great outdoors)
I say why can’t it wait ‘til after dinner
(And for the great outdoors)
My heart is pounding to the waves of the ocean
(And for the great outdoors)
I’ll walk the path of this enchanted forest
(And for the great outdoors)
Let’s travel back until the time of our parents
(And for the great outdoors)
Hell—let’s make some time of our own

And for the great outdoors we’ll run in seconds flat

The Great Outdoors (Demo)

Dreamcatcher

Abbot Kinney

Couldn't Help Myself

For DG

Morning Glory Jam

The Lighthouse

For Lee Ritenour, there aren’t many ‘firsts’ left to achieve. During his dazzling five-decade career, the fabled LA guitarist has taken his music to the outer limits, alighting on every genre and occupying every position in the rock ‘n’ roll firmament. He’s been an enfant terrible of ’70s fusion, a crossover star of the ’80s pop chart, an honorary exponent of Brazilian jazz, and the fingers behind ’90s supergroup, Fourplay. Ritenour’s accolades include: 45 albums,16 Grammy nominations, Alumnus of the year at USC, Los Angeles’ Jazz Society Honoree (2019), plus thousands of sessions with legends such as Frank Sinatra, Pink Floyd, B.B. King, Tony Bennett, among others.