Colour of the Jungle - Monkey Mind EP
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The 5 piece rock band Colour of the Jungle have released their new EP called Monkey Mind which consists of 7 great rock style songs!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colourofthe... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/colourofthej...
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Magic Jones - What Can I Offer? [Original Rock Song]
This song comes from my heart. I meant to write a Christmas song, and in a way it is, but it definitely doesn't seem to be a usual Christmas-time offering. For that, I apologize, but at the same time, I'm glad this is what came of this week.
Relentless, by Jim Redmond
This is an original song I wrote from a drummers perspective. I had just bought my new "Pearl Eliminator Demon Direct Drive Pedals", and "Footblaster" Bass Drum Triggers. This is my first studio song I recorded using them. Double Stroke technique from 2:34 -3:14. Recorded at "Boho" Studio's Salt Lake City,Utah by Bruce Kirby. Jared Johnson-Guitars,Bass. Jim Redmond Drums.
Magic Jones - What Can I Offer? [Original Rock Song]
This song comes from my heart. I meant to write a Christmas song, and in a way it is, but it definitely doesn't seem to be a usual Christmas-time offering. For that, I apologize, but at the same time, I'm glad this is what came of this week.