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A Love Letter To Lena

A Love Letter To Lena
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Label: Declare Music
Released: 2020
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Track Listing

Old Devil Moon; Home (spoken interlude); I Got A Name; Maybe; Hollywood (spoken interlude); Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child; Seminar with Drinks (spoken interlude); I Want to Be Happy; Soul Mates (spoken interlude); Something To Live For; I'm Free (spoken interlude); Believe in Yourself; The Movement (spoken interlude); Stand Up.

Personnel

Clairdee
Clairdee
voice / vocals
Jon Herbst
piano
Ron Belcher
bass
Doug Miller
Doug Miller
bass
Deszon Claiborne
drums
Lance Dresser
drums
Johnny Hoy
guitar
Dave Bell
guitar
Mario Guarneri
trumpet
Charles McNeal
Charles McNeal
saxophone, alto
Emily Onderdonk
viola
Ashling Cole
voice / vocals
Bryan Dyer
voice / vocals
Tony Lindsay
voice / vocals

Additional Personnel / Information

Margo Hall: narrator; Paul Hale: cello; Philip Santos: violin; Kenny Washington: vocals; Janice Maxie-Reid: vocals; Zoe Ellis: vocals; Regina Carter: vocalist.


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Recording Declare Music A Love Letter To Lena Clairdee Jon Herbst Ron Belcher Doug Miller Deszon Claiborne Lance Dresser Johnny Hoy Dave Bell Mario Guarneri Charles McNeal Emily Onderdonk Ashling Cole Bryan Dyer tony lindsay

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