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August 12, 2007
Yesterday was a big day for adding new music to our sites. 3 of them, in fact…14 new songs in total.
First up, updates to GreatSongsFree.com:
Jeff Wofford is one of those renaissance men you hear about from time to time. Author, blogger, dad, game designer, seminary student…and yes, musician. He wrote and produced a nice batch of songs some years back, and then set the whold thing aside to pursue other stuff that he felt was more important for the time being. Lucky for us, he’s still willing to share them with those who want to listen. We’ve posted “Londontown” and “Trouble” on this site and two others over on our sister site, ChristianMPFree.com. We’re betting that you’ll enjoy these. Great hooks, solid production and some interesting retro musical influences flowing throughout. There’s no album to buy, no merch to push, no nothing. But, if you like these songs as much as we do, be sure to drop by Jeff’s web site and let him know.
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August 10, 2007
Let me take a moment to apologize to our subscribers. We’re running behind here…and we’re updating our sites at a rate of about one a day now. So in addition to yesterday’s update, there’s one today, and you’ll probably have two or three more in the next few days. This is NOT typical…so please don’t give up on us, assuming that we’ll assault you with daily emails. I promise…this is not going to happen. In a few days, things will slow down, and it will more likely be only the occasional update. Thanks for your patience.
Today, we’re very pleased to present 7 new song downloads of the acoustic guitar instrumental variety on FreeSoloGuitar.com:
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August 9, 2007
Long Island resident Jennifer Haines returns to the spotlight here on FSP…this time with two songs from her latest album, Thoughts & Dreams. Check out “Flurries” and the title track, “Thoughts and Dreams”, both available on the Music 3 page.
And two new artists have joined our ranks this time as well:
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