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Late Night Jazz Sketches Vol. 3

by Leroy "FatVonFree" Freeman Jr.

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1.
First Song of The Night 02:21
2.
Check To Check 02:31
3.
Climb To Safety 01:56
4.
A Harlot's Lament III 01:49
5.
Lenox Lounge 01:48
6.
One For Birdie II 01:28
7.
Minton's Playhouse (Vamping) 02:16
8.
Cheers To A New Beginning 01:38

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Latest installment of this series. Made these over the past few months. Chopped a few samples then played guitar, Piano, bass, MOOG Grandmother, omnichord and a slew of other gadgets. Hope ya dig. #Pushin #Relentless in Everything...Appreciate all the support

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released September 28, 2019

I would like to THANK the following amazing folks....


Gabe Williams at Smokin' Amp Co.,
Patrick Gentile at Beardface Inc, Matt Nuss Design Co., Chris Morgan, Scott at SwampWorks Amps,

www.facebook.com/swampworksamplifiers/
www.facebook.com/smokinampco/
Gibson Guitars, Fender Guitars, Dunlop/MXR effects
D'Addario Strings, Earthquaker Devices

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Leroy "FatVonFree" Freeman Jr. Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

I am just a dude from Central Texas. I am trying to make a blend of Maynard James Keenan, The Allman Brothers, Portishead, Curtis Mayfield, The Alchemist, Gov't Mule, Jack White & Delta Blues. With some sound design/exploration thrown in. I play bass and guitar. I hope you enjoy the sounds. ... more

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