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3 days ago
Dance Sing Daze
A cover of the Zep tune Dancing Days on acoustic guitar. What the hell. A fun song indeed!
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2 months ago
What Is Christmas?
What Is Christmas? Written By Nadia Ackerman and Harvey Jones
Original Drawings By Nadia Ackerman http://www.nadiaackerman.com
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2 months ago
Fired For Her Tweets
A true story about a woman who was fired for tweeting about how she didn't like Governor Scott Walker. She was turned in by a fellow employee and ...
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2 months ago
Guess where Andrew Breitbart is now
Based on how much evil this person inflicted with lies about voter fraud, lies about the working class and his penchant for being a phony blowhole ...
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4 months ago
Live performance of George Harrisons "Beware of Darkness"
A Live performance of George Harrison's "Beware of Darkness" from a 1971 benefit performance for UNICEF called "Concert for Bangladesh". It was the...
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9 months ago
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9 months ago
Power of the Flower- a song for my mother
Dedicated to the passing of someone who was a very strong part of my life and was totally dedicated to bringing joy through flowers... this song is...
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9 months ago
The Ocean Master In Stores March 6 2012
The Ocean Master In Stores March 6 2012
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9 months ago
Everything Anything Nothing-Nadia Ackerman song performed by Joe Melloy (Version 2)
Nadia Ackerman is a very talented songwriter who produced this song "Everything Anything Nothing" from the album "The Circus is Back In Town", whic...
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Everything Anything Nothing-Nadia Ackerman song performed by Joe Melloy
Nadia Ackerman is a very talented songwriter who produced this song "Everything Anything Nothing" from the album "The Circus is Back In Town", whic...
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10 months ago
A stunning and timeless song. Like others, I really only heard this song from the HBO-Scorcese documentary. It sounded like some of Jerry Garcia's songs later. I love the chord progressions and the words couldn't be more relevant than today.