Bossa Nova Beatniks - Swamp Thing

The Bossa Nova Beatniks are on a musical journey through space and time. Near the turn of the century, the core of the band, affectionately referred to as the moon unit, stopped by the studios of WVIA FM in Scranton, Pennsylvania and recorded 7 songs live in the studio engineered and mastered by George Graham.
The University of Miami houses one of the top music schools in the world. The recording engineering department has used these recordings in class to demonstrate excellent sound recording. We are sure that if you pump up the volume on this track, you will agree.
We would like to acknowledge York Films in England for the visuals that have not been edited and yet match the music perfectly. It is a cosmic match that displays the power of art and love that often act in spite of us.
The first amendment of the United States Constitution allows for the melding of two distinct art forms to create something new with the intent of furthering and promoting the arts. This fair use of media allows art to grow and evolve.
We contacted the good people at York Films with our mutually beneficial kismet experience and our intention to share it with the world. Their tacit reply was enthusiastically accepted by us in the affirmative.
The song is called Swamp Thing. As you listen and watch, you will share in our musical journey through space and time. You will experience the beginnings of life itself and climb out of the primordial ooze to rise to the heavens in a way only possible through the power of music. The power of love.
The Moon Unit is Tom Gould on Bass and Vocals, George Vahamonde on Drums, and Tim Stapleton on Percussion and vocals. Tori Mierlak is on Background Vocals.

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