A less upbeat track than of late - and a return to some of the sounds I have used on the minilogue XD previously (That Dark Voice...).  Interpret what you want from the title and the tone of it.

Persistent

The Pony Express Rag

My Neighbour David

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Artist / Composer: Andrew Lee Farquhar
Label: Andleefar Classical

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Path of Dalliance

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Path of Dalliance // Orchestral Version

"Miracle" 
("A Walk Down the Aisle") The Wedding Song
                                                Karen Jean Olsen & Lynda Faye

I need a Miracle....in my life.
You need a miracle....you need a wife.
I need a miracle....God knows it's true.
Someday  you might realize.....the Miracle was you.

(Men's Chorus-Ha, when we can find "them" I need 
I need a Miracle
I need a Miracle
I need a Miracle, too.

I believe in Miracles,
God lives in you;
The oldest story ever told,
Says love will see us through.

Copyrighted 1975 By Karen Jean and Lynda Faye

This  song was written years ago with a  childhood friend  of mine, whom had  later moved from Moline, Illinois, to Garden Grove, California.  She was planning on  getting married at the Church of the Latter Day Saints in Salt Lake City, Utah. I'm dedicating this TO Karen Jean Olsen, as when she heard the chorus, her immediate reaction was, "Oh, Thank God- I am so tired of the "Here Comes the Bride" song! She and Roger were to be married way back in the late seventies, but the Piper Plane, three seater crashed into a ten-thousand-foot mountain.  The story even became weirder, as I was invited to accompany them on that flight, and couldn't.  

Karen came to me in a dream that morning, with the lyrics to the song " Flyin' in the Morning."  We dedicated that one later to our military.    Karen's Obituary is on line; true story. I always promised I'd record this "for her" , but I am the Master Procrastinator. 

REST IN PEACE, KAREN,
And as she said in he dream, "Don't be sad, I've been flyin' all along anyway!"

Miracle (A Walk Down The Aisle) The Wedding Song

... just a little track and solo ... I was tweaking one of my AAS synths for breath controller as well as one of the presets ;-) ... Bass is the free Zebralette, drums is also a new free drum sampler vst. Cover backing is part of a photo by Diane Picchiottino, unsplash

Small Talk

Jungle King

Left Gently

C’est la mélancolie, un brin de fantaisie
Dans ton regard si, perçant qu’il arrête le temps
D’un battement de cil, gracieusement subtil.

Sous tes airs de dur, se cache une sourde blessure
Sous ta mèche rebelle luit,  une étincelle qui, vacille, et pourtant,
Éternelle et sensuelle lumière, des amants.

Dans la poussière de ta lumière, une atmosphère, incandescente
Irradie les, sensations qui, nous entraînent au bout de la nuit.

C’est ce douloureux soupir, qui me repousse et m’attire,
C’est le goût de ta chair, qui m’obsède et me perd si,
Prenant, que j’en oublie le temps, éternel et sensuel des amants.

Dans la poussière de ta lumière, une atmosphère,	incandescente
Irradie les, sensations qui, nous entraînent au bout de la nuit.

Une lueur d’ironie, dans tes yeux, qui sourient,
Un grain de folie, dans nos jeux interdits qui,
Déraillent le temps, éternel et sensuel désir des amants.

Dans la couleur de l’ombre, les gestes de pudeur tombent,
C’est le goût de ta chair, qui m’obsède et me perd,
C’est ce douloureux soupir, qui me repousse et m’attire,
C’est l’éveil des sens, plus rien n’a d’importance,
Que la nuit, que la nuit

La couleur de l'ombre

First of the remixes by https://soundcloud.com/bawl-slant The Bawl Slant, giving some extra energy and dynamics to "Your Body" from my latest Post Dead Pop album.

Your Body

Angel Eyes

Lynda Faye and Fred Gold, together, formed the Illinois Harmony Connection, at SoundClick, and You Tube. Fred's in Illinois, Lynda in CA, so all of our music duos etc were prepared in CyberSpace, thanks to Audacity! I'm apparently an alto and a soprano-But I attended Pepperdine College on a violin scholarship, and also gave opera a shot, but I gave up on performing it! Allot of my songs are cross-overs, I realize that----Country-Gospel, Classical-Folk, along with a few comical songs. I'm a classical violinist at heart, but taught myself enough guitar with a few great influences advising me here and there (which you can hear on some of my solos!) Ben Benay wanted to teach me some arranging techniques, but I didn't have the tenacity; He said if I didn't study classical guitar, I'd never be able to write more than country folk;Guess he was right, but then the violin influence stepped in- when he heard  my humming of the violin parts, he said, "Lynda, you ARE an arranger ?" ; Paula Drake tried too, for a few years, and she's in her 80's a still goin' strong!  but I kept continuing to plug away at the writing!I had to edit this, sadly, as classmate Fred Gold (Railsback) lost his beloved wife, Ella May, last August. I'm trying to encourage him to keep at that guitar; but I'm sure he's not much in the mood; We dedicated "Ella's Garden", the song we're recorded a few years ago, as Ella's memory -as the video on "I Wanna go Back" was filmed IN Ella's back yard garden, and the song has now taken on special meaning to both of us. Won't be a "replacement for" Fred, but I found both Adriano Fontana's versatility and guitar expertise, and "Ancolies" singing a few of my songs in French for me. Won't be easy to find! I'm seeking to find some competent "versatile" musicians (and composers) who love children and have hopes for music in future generations, and perhaps a strong History Buff, to help with several children's musicals. I welcome other singers to sing my originals---My goal has never been to "be" a great singer; but to connect appropriate singers TO some of my songs: All three genres. My Folky MOR album is "Movin' On" at CDBaby. , I've "been there done that-nite clubs, Holiday Inn lounges from Ca. to Pennsylvania; I refused the Vegas offers! (too much writing to do!)  A songwriter's "Job", like most housewives...is never done, now, is it ?
Pls see the attitude of most of them who are married TO, some of those songwriters, in the "Songwriters' Serenade", or, as I'm always having difficulty finding "concise" titles...." All You Got is Words!" Some of my folky-country is on my album at CDBaby, titled "Movin On"...and I am currently trying to assemble twenty songs for " Friends, Love Songs and Heartaches." Seems viewers liked the " remakes" of the Oldies-I attribute that to Adriano's working his way in and out and around my Acapella tracks, I sent to him; I'm not easy to work with because I have trouble keeping "consistent  rhythms' . Of course Adrian has a word in Italian for that. Maybe HE should solo on a few of my songs and I'll back him on guitar; Course those would then become comedy, yes Adriano ?
Oh, all  I  m e a n t to say was "Thanks for Listening! "

Miracle (A Walk Down The Aisle) The Wedding Song

Lynda Faye (The Illinois Harmony Connection)