The Bell Sessions

Glorious

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Estrellita

Kenna Rae   Estrellita

A cool jazz track.
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Chica

SACRED MOUNTAIN

Feels like we’er living in some weird post modern trauma ridden victim olympics of ..the more offended you are ..the more virtuously you are held high in respect  .socially ! if you don’t conform to this …you will be cancelled ..unequivocally socially  murdered ,the corporations & institutions are sucking this dick …supported by the hordes of civil service of power puppeteer’s who will always remain regardless of who’s in the seat of government at the time , Yes there is a culture war raging & its a class war ..dialogue is all .compliance is totalitarianism Thanks for listening ..peace & respect 🤗🙏😊

Strange Days

Zenith (Club Edition)

Scars 

Scars, we all got scars
Some come from love, others come from bars
Scars, we all got scars  You can try and hide them, but there they are
We all got scars
They made you who you are
Show me your scars

  In this thing called life
We all feel too much pain
Scars make us different, and yet make us the same

Maybe someone hurt you badly,
or you just did something dumb
Scars are medals, and show what you have overcome

Chorus

That which does not kill us
Makes us stronger so they say
 So all that we can do, is get stronger every day

If you’re bruised and bleeding
And feel like giving up
Get back to your feet again, those scars have made you tough  bridge

Bridge
Life’s a battle daily and you know that  it ain’t fair
But your scars are armor, protection you can wear

Solo
Chorus

Everywhere you go, (We all got scars)
Everyone you know, (We all got scars)
Suffered a blow, (We all got scars)
And made it so, (We all got scars)
The parts that died,  (We all got scars)
They want to hide, (We all got scars)
But wear ‘em proud, (We all got scars)
And say it loud, (We all got scars)

Scars Feat. Dominick Torregrossa on lead guitar

Long Life

Breezer of Summer

How Emmanuel came to Earth

Chill dans la chambre

THE HISTORY
Ra-Daze Ltd.

In the beginning there was DoWop....singing under the streetlight on hot summer nites. Emerging into Motown clones like Jr. Temptations challenging all comers to do battle citywide participating in every talent contest available. Performing Acapella or with local bands emerged "The Young Generation". Observed by the likes of Mr. Big Stuff Barry White we cut our first single entitled "The Young Generation" whereupon TYG became "The Clique" performing with "The Burning Coal", a local band consisting of Dennis Musgrove (Bass), John Lundy (guitar), Elsworth Moultrie (keyboards), Jeru Morgan (drums), with additional percussion, and saxophone sidemen. Having a taste for the aesthetics of Jazz, Motown gave way to a group of talented musicians whom had taken 2nd place in a talent search @ the Hollywood Bowl playing the classics of Miles, Coltrane, Herbie Hancock, Lee Morgan, and McCoy Tyner. We were a natural fit, my vocals and their compositions. Playing all over Southern California The Aesthetic Brotherhood wound up in the first Watts Festival @ the Coliseum playing with groups like Eric Burdon and War and The Watts 103rd Street Band . With our original compositions like "Beautiful and Now" and “Lamentations of a Middle Passage" we were set to sign our first record deal with Black Jazz Records then....well...you know. On a brief hiatus, moving up to Northern California to San Jose, I met a young lady celebrating her graduation with honors in music @ San Jose State (Valarie Simpson) who encouraged me to continue to evolve. Embarking on a solo career wasn't easy singing @ local Fraternity and Sorority events. Kappa Alpha Psi came into my life and led me to another talented group of Brothers deeply immersed into the "Cosmic Slop" of Funkadelic. Back to Southern Cali with my mind on the Funk, The MotherFunkingNupeBand was born. Kappa Bred and totally driven by the Crimson and Kreme, MFNB traveled the College circuit throughout California bringing a new brand of music on the scene, DaFunk... MFNB laid the foundation for musical experiences that included Sly Stone, his brother Freddie, Rose Banks, Johnny Guitar Watson, Bobby Womack, and many members from Parliament/Funkadelic, Bootsy, Parlet, and Brides of Funkenstein. All the above led to the formation of Ra-Daze and The Electric War Babies. Through these two bands the outreach has been worldwide encompassing each member and crosscutting from concept to concept. Ra-Daze Ltd. has become an institution spanning 4 decades with more that 50 musicians and singers. Indefinable, Ra-Daze can't be labeled but must continue to be heard. Ra-Daze is a myriad of concepts engaging all members of the musical community not to exclude the ancient masters of African edenic past. Detailing every genre from Aardvark to Zygote. Hitting all categories combining charts from Billboard to Soundscan. 
Continue to pay attention because Ra-Daze Ltd. will change conceptually from week to week reaching out to all friends and neighbors worldwide. If you want some....just ask. We iz outtathebox. StreetwiZe baybay baybay!

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GL Moody