Mysterious things... oh yes indeed!  Pixies and faeries flitting through the towering trees, where leaves dance to the ground like butterflies floating on the breeze.  And way below, where giant toadstools push their way through mossy ground, the elves and goblins wait for nightfall, when moonlit merriment abounds!  I enjoyed this :)  Can you tell?

perfect description of an ancient forest full of strange creatures and forgotten miracles

love how you are weaving a single voice through the forest - trying to do that with a very fine vocalist over a jazz standard.  Just looking for a voice as a solo instrument over a ballad - but with no words.  Really succeeded here

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Ghost (Freestyle)

Evolved Pt .2

Abraham The Fish (Chapter 1, Bar scene)

Appel général à la Paix mondiale pour que plus jamais ne règne le mal.

FIPPU CLAN JAMM LA PAIX

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Spy On Me

The background on why ColaBoyVon is ColaBoyVon…a peak at the people who molded him into the future rap legend of the world.  Family is everything & ColaBoyVon lets you know that. ColaBoyVon is who he say he is!!!

LET ME VENT (Prod. MVMIX1)

This is a Cover/Jam of outside women's blues By Cream.

Outside Women's Blues  By Cream (Jam)

Possible Live

Produced and recorded by me.
Mysterious things are in the forest :)


Forest Of Eldor

Nature Sounds - Sound Effects and White Noise for Meditation, Sleep, Spa, Yoga, Relax, Spring Awakening & Birds, Reduce Stress, Sounds of Animals & Healing Music, Waterfall Sounds

Early Morning African Jungle

Bob Marley - Redemption Song (Dubdogz &amp; Michael Prado Remake)

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Bob Marley - Redemption Song (Dubdogz & Michael Prado Remake)

Mino'Aka - Pata Pata Songs

This is a popular gospel song, written by Harry Dixon Loes (1895--1965) and performed by many gospel, folk and bluegrass performers.  This is a rather bluegrassy arrangement by D.B. Neff, originally for twin fiddles, which I've found at:

http://www.fiddlehangout.com/w/tab/browse/m/byletter/v/T

It's in the key of G, modulating to D, with five different variations of the tune being traded between the two mandolin voices.

Played on:

Mandolin 1: 1921 Gibson Ajr (right channel)
Mandolin 2: 1980s Washburn M3-SW (left channel)
Rhythm: Ozark tenor guitar

Forest Of Eldor

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