'Man on a Kite' (from 'Breakfast in Haste') David C Kendall

A song about thought crime and the media. Plenty of crime to go around! Thanks to many talented San Diego Musicians and Paris Street Artists.
Merci beaucoup! My gratitude is endless....
From the forthcoming CD/LP release 'Breakfast in Haste'
Music and lyrics by David Kendall ℗ & ©​ July 2010 .All rights reserved.

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--http://www.noomiz.com/DavidCKendall

DavidCKendall - Guitar/Vocals
Mark Danisovszky - Keyboards
Stephanie Gudeman - Oboe
Jeff Pekarek - Bass
Richard Tibbitts - Percussion

Thanks to Mike Stewart at Next Step Studios, San Diego, California

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Ballad
• acoustic
• protest
• folk
• song
• DavidCKendall
• guitar
• songwriter
• original
• Breakfast
• in
• Haste
• music

[congamagic]

Very nice audio/visual production, Dave!!

[TheCyclefreek]

Great song and video! I agree with the message totally.

[confetto]

This is a really great piece of music. Nice arrangement and nice visuals. I like Christine's drawing, too. Congratulations and looking forward to MORE!

[MrBillyblues]

Really a great song and mix... the oboe fits in perfectly! Compliments to the writer and to the sound engineer. I would use this as a promo or part of a promo to get live performances. Keep up the great work!!!

[djohuber]

i like it - good mix of good music and lyrics/message

christine I like your drawings too

[djohuber]

well performed, ready to pass on the radio or in concerts; I like it; of course also the lyrics and the message, but the difficult things is to pass the message with a music which catches... and it did it for me

christine, nice drawings

josef

[confetto]

Great song, and a very nice arrangement. I like the visuals that accompany it also. As a friend of mine might say, "lots of texture."

[sdjose1]

I like this song, Nice arrangement. And the visuals are entertaining, thought-provoking.and engaging, The artist is the artist, but I couldn't help but note the influences, voices, etc from our time: Donovan, Arlo Guthrie, Cat Stevens, and Ian Anderson occur to me. Nicely done. Good message. I listened to it twice and enjoyed it immensely both times.