Mike, I love this intro - great chugging guitar too, always a winner! 🎸

this is great, Mike! love that catchy little melody line!

Wonderful sound‼️ Fantastic dream pop tune...I love this❣️

Really enjoyable poece Mike-sounds great 🙏🔥🙏

I Know Your Name

"An apothecary should never be out of spirits." 
Richard Brinsley Sheridan

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https://youtu.be/3fHo4B1x_BY

Seems to be an endless repeated theme for me ~ running away to the countryside, and in recent years this has been the Australian wilderness, from the deep south to the far north.

Dedicated to, and featuring Gary Reeves (aka Mountain Songs) on drums and cymbals (remixed) at the start. Banjo, lap slide guitar (acting as bass), beats and vox by myself. This song is for Gary, who has been a wonderful musical compadre for many of us around the world, via this  Soundcloud Village.

Respect and acknowledgement to the Traditional Owners of the lands, waters and skies in this video, both in Australia and New Zealand. Particular thanks to the Yolgnu people of Gapuwiyak who made me feel so welcome during my short visit to Arnhem Land last year.

Looking Up & Down      Song, recording, audio & video July 2023 - Chris Okunbor (APRA)
I was chained to the city, thinking I could fly,
I gazed at the heavens as the clouds rolled high.
Long, long days working to the plan,
I changed my way of living and I left that town.

Now I'm higher than the mountains, looking down below,
rolling miles above cotton candy snow.
Way beyond the city, just going with the flow.
running to freedom to a place unknown.

Got a window seat, got a beer in hand.
Feeling in my heart for this ancient land.
Well, wild rivers snake,  jeweled seas shine.
Djerimanga Songlines are spinning out my mind.

Higher than the mountains, and the madding crowd,
cruising miles above cotton fields of cloud.
Way beyond the city, going with the flow,
running to freedom, to a place unknown.
To a place unknown.

Looking Up & Down

Looking Up & Down  ~ a song for Gary (video link in notes)

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Prepared For Peace But Ready 4 WAR

Written by:
David Cooper - All instruments and vocals
Glen Granthem - Lyrics

Video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tYX-fN3Zrc


I hear the clock ticking on the wall
It says it's time to go
I grab my hat and drape this coat
Over this pale skin glow

Chorus

I want to live, I want to live, live again
I want to live, I want to love again

I've hid away for way to long
Been in the dark for many years
Deep in the crack beyond the light
Drinking my salty tears

Bridge

You plant the seed, you lead the way
And shine the light upon me
You pull me up, open that door
I see now that I'm free

SOLO

It's time to live, It's time to love again
I want to give, I want to share again
When laid to rest, just one regret
So many years have gone

Chorus x 2

Live And Love Again (Cooper/Granthem Collaboration with Video)

Builders of the temple part 3  (the mayan spacegods revisit).

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I'm a keyboardist with a love for layering sounds to create ambient, ethereal atmospheres and composing simple piano pieces to embellish. I love all genres of music, and find myself composing different types depending on my mood of the day.

I’ve never had formal training. As a teen, my parents wouldn’t let a piano in our house in Egypt, so I studied piece-meal at friends’ homes. When I got to college, I learned by going to university piano practice rooms. In my 40’s, I met my birth-mom who turned out to be a child prodigy, winning a Van Cliburn competition by playing Rachmaninoff at age 11. Most of what I play today, I learned from the techniques she taught me. 

I’m an American who has lived abroad for a good part of my life in Egypt, Turkey, Japan, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Italy, Taiwan, and now back to Texas.

Motif

Mike Krath

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