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Earth Song

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Ricky Sweum

Label: Ninjazz Records
Released: 2019
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Track Listing

1. Watermelon Power Generator; 2. Earth Song; 3. Majestic; 4. Awareness; 5. Prayer; 6. Radiance; 7. Energy Dance; 8. Consciousness; 9. Dimitri’s Box; 10. Star Train; 11. Expansiveness

Personnel

Ricky Sweum
Ricky Sweum

saxophone

Additional Personnel / Information

Ricky Sweum (tenor & soprano saxes); Dennis Lambert (piano); Zak Croxall (electric bass); Britt Ciampa (drums); Benjamin Paille (trumpet); Julie Bradley (vocal on “Earth Song”)

Album Description

“Each song gives listeners a glimpse into the artist’s unique approach and stretches his content towards different directions and ideas. From understated melodies to sophisticated arrangements with an unpredictable feel, Ricky will take you on an exciting musical journey, which truly knows no boundaries in terms of where the music can take you.” – Peter Vidani (thebandcampdiaries.com)


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