This song was done in 2013 or before it was written by our leader and overload Joom AKA Terry owner of TTM, www.twotrackmusic.com JOOM as we know it has passed into the hands of God . with out him and two track music I would never have met the great bunch of friends and mentors I did who all helped me to write the music I do today.

its hard not to misty eye'd as I do type this . Joom wrote the lyrics but I had to change a few words to fit the song as I wrote it. Joom knew then that things were going down hill. I just didn't realize how much.  So this song has a lot of meaning to it . I wish I could have of done it better justice but I was still new and needed a lot of help learning how to write and arrange and record at the time . So my apologies for how bad it sounds . Honestly it doesn't matter its a tribute to JOOM  and reminds us all of how great a man he was. he's in our heart forever.

I believe Fordy or GC played bass on this forgive me not remembering , I lean to Fordy becase of the triangle ding LOL

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Wishes. A tribute to JOOM

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You Got Lucky

I'd like to post this song in honor of my Dad's passing last week 11/3/14. He was a veteran of WWII and the Korean War.  I made this recording a few years ago and then set it aside to finish the mix later. Today being Veteran's Day I guess there's no better time than the present to let it go.  It's John McCrae's poem "In Flanders Fields" that I've put to music and recorded with some musician friends.  The clarinet is played by Ruben Haugen, a veteran of World War II and 90 years old when we did this.  John Crist on drums and Mike Derrick on bass.

"In Flanders Fields" was written during the First World War by Canadian field surgeon Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae. He wrote it after presiding over the funeral of a friend and fellow soldier.  When the earth was dug to bury the war dead it would awaken dormant poppy seeds and this resulted in vast fields of white crosses and wild red poppies.  The image of a red poppy is now our most recognized memorial symbol, not just for the soldiers who died but for all who served.

Thanks again Dad for your service.  Blue skies and rest in peace.

In Flanders Fields

E-Journey

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Created using only Sound Aesthetics samples from the free Fragments library, some Fab Filter reverbs, and a ton of Soundtoys plugs.

Meditation Mediation

Heart Of Gold - 1:25:21, 6.11 PM

recorded in the strange uncertainty surrounding the summer of 2020.
we felt lucky somehow just to get together and work. more than that of course, is only the gratitude we share for our friends and families. many thanks to casey and mick for their commitment and great work. also, a special thanks to tom herbers for making it all happen.

jimmy peterson
vocals & guitar

casey gooby
guitar & vocals

mick wirtz
drums & percussion

w/ special guest
mike bethke on mandolin

produced, engineered and mixed by tom herbers.
university ave, st paul, mn 2020

In Flanders Fields

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