The Lost Rhythms of Kitara
by Michael Tingle
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumCD card gatefold wallet. Gloss full colour throughout.
Includes unlimited streaming of The Lost Rhythms of Kitara via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 3 daysPurchasable with gift card£9.99 GBP
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Open Road
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Happy Days
03:41
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Take 7
03:00
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Moonlight Waltz
03:50
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Chalice Well Fives
03:54
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Blue Union
03:42
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Love Train
03:10
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Blue Note
04:01
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Dive into the Ocean
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Double Rainbow
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about
“In an ancient kingdom far away, in a time long, long ago there once was music that flowed across the land and uplifted the spirits of all the people who heard it. The rhythms were from the land and played by the people for great spirit who loved them.
Times changed and the people moved but the rhythms stayed with them. Across oceans and between civilisations the music lived deep in the heart of the people for they felt the love of great spirit in the music.
Eventually after changing forms many times the rhythms returned back to where they came from long, long ago in the heart of the Africa. This ancient kingdom was called Kitara.”
Written in and around Penzance, Cornwall 2012-13.
Thank you to Karen Kay for making space for ‘coffee time’, James Armstrong & Travis Knepper for their inspirational work on Afro-Haitian rhythms and the cafe owners around Penzance for their easy going and relaxed atmospheres.
Times changed and the people moved but the rhythms stayed with them. Across oceans and between civilisations the music lived deep in the heart of the people for they felt the love of great spirit in the music.
Eventually after changing forms many times the rhythms returned back to where they came from long, long ago in the heart of the Africa. This ancient kingdom was called Kitara.”
Written in and around Penzance, Cornwall 2012-13.
Thank you to Karen Kay for making space for ‘coffee time’, James Armstrong & Travis Knepper for their inspirational work on Afro-Haitian rhythms and the cafe owners around Penzance for their easy going and relaxed atmospheres.
credits
released March 23, 2014
Programming, synths and electric guitar Michael Tingle. Composed, written and arranged Michael Tingle.
Mastered by John Cornfield.
Programming, synths and electric guitar Michael Tingle. Composed, written and arranged Michael Tingle.
Mastered by John Cornfield.
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Michael Tingle Cornwall, UK
Higher Vibration Music is the musical repository of Michael Tingle. Michael's passion is for the intertwining of spiritual pursuits whether they be spontaneous or self-disciplined daily practice and melding these into a cohesive musical form. Much care and attention is put into fashioning a singular presentation, albums sometimes taking years of dedication to complete. ... more
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