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Jackie Was Cry'n 4:540:00/4:54
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Dukkha's Nemesis 4:150:00/4:15
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It's Time 6:070:00/6:07
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Wait A While 6:210:00/6:21
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Blind 3:160:00/3:16
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65 Roses 6:160:00/6:16
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Little Buddha 2:570:00/2:57
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Miles, Reprise 2:490:00/2:49
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The Last Tollgate 3:120:00/3:12
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Believe In Peace 2:580:00/2:58
Dukkha's Nemesis
Dukkha's Nemesis emerged from:
* a KID
who sang a lot (in her head and out loud, too)
and read a lot
and later wrote songs about stuff that
gnawed (like earth-trashing and other greed-driven un-nice un-necessaries); or inspired
(like equality, and other love- injected fragments of enlightenment);
and songs about relationships and choices of the best and worst kinds;
still later, the now big KID sang
blues and rock on New England stages
but wasn't content:
she wanted to DO something about the
EFFED UP stuff going on in the world
and at least express her concerns, using multi-genred ORIGINAL music
and maybe a bit of visual art, too (like dukkha-wrestling
red clay man here):
* and, later, her KIDS -
who also sang a lot (mostly out loud,
but also in their heads;
you could kind of
see it happening)
... and grew up singing even more,
and the big KID's son learned to play
the trumpet, and write, and
arrange...
...all quite exquisitely
* AND, finally, Dukkha's emerged from collaborating with the big KID's grown-up kids' FRIENDS, who also happened to grow up to be amazingly talented musicians, having studied and worked with jazz greats including Joe Lovano, Bob Mintzer, and Marcus Miller; hell, Adam's even touring with Ludacris. Check some of the guys out at:
Adam Agati, guitar: adamagati.com
Nick Falk, drums: digtherigs
Joe Albano, sax: Albanothemadman
Bryan Frates, backup vocals: BryanFrates